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    The document discusses different ways to sort and manipulate ArrayLists in Java. It shows how to: 1. Get the size of an ArrayList and add/remove elements. 2. Sort a String ArrayList alphabetically using Collections.sort(). 3. Sort an Integer ArrayList numerically using Collections.sort(). 4. Sort an ArrayList in descending order using Collections.sort() with the Collections.reverseOrder() comparator. For each example it adds elements to an ArrayList, displays it unsorted, performs the sort, and displays the sorted list. The outputs demonstrate the sorting functionality.

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    The document discusses different ways to sort and manipulate ArrayLists in Java. It shows how to: 1. Get the size of an ArrayList and add/remove elements. 2. Sort a String ArrayList alphabetically using Collections.sort(). 3. Sort an Integer ArrayList numerically using Collections.sort(). 4. Sort an ArrayList in descending order using Collections.sort() with the Collections.reverseOrder() comparator. For each example it adds elements to an ArrayList, displays it unsorted, performs the sort, and displays the sorted list. The outputs demonstrate the sorting functionality.

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    The document discusses different ways to sort and manipulate ArrayLists in Java. It shows how to: 1. Get the size of an ArrayList and add/remove elements. 2. Sort a String ArrayList alphabetically using Collections.sort(). 3. Sort an Integer ArrayList numerically using Collections.sort(). 4. Sort an ArrayList in descending order using Collections.sort() with the Collections.reverseOrder() comparator. For each example it adds elements to an ArrayList, displays it unsorted, performs the sort, and displays the sorted list. The outputs demonstrate the sorting functionality.

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    The document discusses different ways to sort and manipulate ArrayLists in Java. It shows how to: 1. Get the size of an ArrayList and add/remove elements. 2. Sort a String ArrayList alphabetically using Collections.sort(). 3. Sort an Integer ArrayList numerically using Collections.sort(). 4. Sort an ArrayList in descending order using Collections.sort() with the Collections.reverseOrder() comparator. For each example it adds elements to an ArrayList, displays it unsorted, performs the sort, and displays the sorted list. The outputs demonstrate the sorting functionality.

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    1.

    Find the length of array list:


    ArrayList<Integer> al=new ArrayList<Integer>();

    System.out.println("Initial size: "+al.size());

    al.add(1);
    al.add(13);
    al.add(45);
    al.add(44);
    al.add(99);

    System.out.println("Size after few additions: "+al.size());

    al.remove(1);
    al.remove(2);

    System.out.println("Size after remove operations: "+al.size());

    System.out.println("Final ArrayList: ");

    for(int num: al){


    System.out.println(num);

    Output:

    Initial size: 0
    Size after few additions: 5
    Size after remove operations: 3
    Final ArrayList:
    1
    45
    99

    2. Sort Array List:


    ArrayList<String> listofcountries = new ArrayList<String>();

    listofcountries.add("India");
    listofcountries.add("US");
    listofcountries.add("China");
    listofcountries.add("Denmark");

    /*Unsorted List*/
    System.out.println("Before Sorting:");
    for(String counter: listofcountries){
    System.out.println(counter);
    }

    /* Sort statement*/
    Collections.sort(listofcountries);
    /* Sorted List*/
    System.out.println("After Sorting:");

    for(String counter: listofcountries){


    System.out.println(counter);
    }

    Output:

    Before Sorting:
    India
    US
    China
    Denmark
    After Sorting:
    China
    Denmark
    India
    US

    3. Sort Integer array list:


    ArrayList<Integer> arraylist = new ArrayList<Integer>();

    arraylist.add(11);
    arraylist.add(2);
    arraylist.add(7);
    arraylist.add(3);

    /* ArrayList before the sorting*/


    System.out.println("Before Sorting:");

    for(int counter: arraylist){


    System.out.println(counter);
    }

    /* Sorting of arraylist using Collections.sort*/


    Collections.sort(arraylist);

    /* ArrayList after sorting*/


    System.out.println("After Sorting:");

    for(int counter: arraylist){


    System.out.println(counter);
    }

    Output:

    Before Sorting:
    11
    2
    7
    3
    After Sorting:
    2
    3
    7
    11

    4. Sort array list in descending order

    ArrayList<String> arraylist = new ArrayList<String>();

    arraylist.add("AA");
    arraylist.add("ZZ");
    arraylist.add("CC");
    arraylist.add("FF");

    /*Unsorted List: ArrayList content before sorting*/


    System.out.println("Before Sorting:");

    for(String str: arraylist){


    System.out.println(str);
    }

    /* Sorting in decreasing order*/


    Collections.sort(arraylist, Collections.reverseOrder());

    /* Sorted List in reverse order*/


    System.out.println("ArrayList in descending order:");

    for(String str: arraylist){


    System.out.println(str);
    }

    Output:

    Before Sorting:
    AA
    ZZ
    CC
    FF
    ArrayList in descending order:
    ZZ
    FF
    CC
    AA

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