java_abstractlist.remove

Java AbstractList.remove()

Java AbstractList.remove() is a method in the Java AbstractList class that removes the element at the specified index. It shifts any subsequent elements to the left to fill the gap, and reduces the list's size. Introduced in Java 1997 with Java 1.2, remove() is commonly used in list manipulation when an element needs to be deleted from a specific position, and it is essential for managing dynamic lists in Java.

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