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ARRAYLIST-TN

you can now use the arraylist in you typescript and javascript code easily ..

`NOTE:` you can send to me for add anything you want in instgram ..

Installation

NPM :

$ npm install arraylist-tn

YARN :

$ yarn add arraylist-tn

Usage

You can use this module like ArrayList in the JAVA .. you don't need to change any thing ..

all-methods-for-now-v1

Example

This is a basic example :

//
// ==> version : 1.0.0 ;
// const { ArrayList } = require ('arraylist-tn'); 
//
// ==> current version : 1.1.0 ; now we support import default.
//
const ArrayList = require ('arraylist-tn');  // || const { ArrayList } = require ('arraylist-tn'); 

const myList = new ArrayList();
myList.add('imed jaberi');
console.log(myList.getAll()); // [ 'imed jaberi' ]
myList.addAll(['nodejs','js-lover','tunisia','red','CA']); 
console.log(myList.getAll()); // [ 'imed jaberi', 'nodejs', 'js-lover', 'tunisia', 'red', 'CA' ]
myList.remove(4);
console.log(myList.getAll()); // [ 'imed jaberi', 'nodejs', 'js-lover', 'tunisia', 'CA' ]
console.log(myList.size()); // 5
console.log(myList.contains('CA')); // true
console.log(myList.isEmpty()); // false 
myList.removeAll(); 
myList.addAll([100,50,-50,0,-100]);
myList.sort(); // you can add "asc" as params 
console.log(myList.getAll()); // [ -100, -50, 0, 50, 100 ]
myList.sort("desc");
console.log(myList.getAll()); // [ 100, 50, 0, -50, -100 ]

License

MIT

arraylist-tn