ArrayLists are dynamic arrays that can grow and shrink dynamically as needed. They provide resizable arrays with additional methods for easy manipulation and management.
Array: An array is a fixed-size data structure that stores a collection of elements of the same type.
List: A list is a collection that maintains the order of its elements and allows duplicates. It can be implemented using various data structures, including ArrayLists.
Resize: Resizing refers to changing the size or capacity of a data structure dynamically, either by expanding or shrinking it as needed.
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What is the role of ArrayLists in storing and organizing data in databases?
What is the difference between the way LinkedLists and ArrayLists access elements?
What is the advantage of using ArrayLists over arrays?
Which of the following cannot be done in ArrayLists?
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