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Unit 7 ArrayList P3
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ArrayList Coding Activity
Objective:
Students will create, manipulate, and sort an ArrayList
of integers.
Activity Outline:
- Create an ArrayList:
- Task: Create an
ArrayList
of integers and add 5 elements of your choice. - Hint: Use the
ArrayList
class and the.add()
method to add elements.
- Task: Create an
- Modify an Element:
- Task: Change the second element (index 1) of the
ArrayList
to a new value (e.g., 100). - Hint: The
.set()
method allows you to update an element at a specific index.
- Task: Change the second element (index 1) of the
- Remove an Element:
- Task: Remove the third element (index 2) from the
ArrayList
. - Hint: Use the
.remove()
method to delete an element by its index.
- Task: Remove the third element (index 2) from the
- Search for an Element:
- Task: Check if a specific number (e.g., 30) is in the
ArrayList
and print a message based on whether it is found or not. - Hint: The
.contains()
method can be used to check for the presence of an element.
- Task: Check if a specific number (e.g., 30) is in the
- Loop Through the ArrayList:
- Task: Use a
for
loop to print each element of theArrayList
. - Hint: You can use a traditional
for
loop or an enhancedfor
loop (for-each
) to iterate through the elements.
- Task: Use a
- Sort the ArrayList:
- Task: Sort the
ArrayList
in ascending order. - Hint: Use
Collections.sort()
to sort theArrayList
.
- Task: Sort the
- Print the Sorted ArrayList:
- Task: Print the sorted
ArrayList
to see the updated order of the elements. - Hint: Use
System.out.println()
to print the sorted list.
- Task: Print the sorted