This is a simple implementation of ArrayList in Python, full-featured and easy to use with more than 20 methods.

• add - Add an element to the end of the list
• add_at - Add an element at a specific index
• remove - Remove an element from the list
• remove_at - Remove an element at a specific index
• get - Get an element at a specific index
• set - Set an element at a specific index
• size - Get the size of the list
• is_empty - Check if the list is empty
• contains - Check if the list contains an element
• index_of - Get the index of an element
• clear - Clear the list
• to_string - Get a string representation of the list

And a couple of magic methods:

• __str__ - Get a string representation of the list
• __repr__ - Get a string representation of the list
• __len__ - Get the size of the list
• __iter__ - Get an iterator for the list
• __getitem__ - Get an element at a specific index
• __setitem__ - Set an element at a specific index
• __delitem__ - Remove an element at a specific index
• __add__ - Add two lists together
• __iadd__ - Add two lists together
• __sub__ - Subtract two lists
• __isub__ - Subtract two lists
• __mul__ - Multiply a list by a number
• __imul__ - Multiply a list by a number
• __rmul__ - Multiply a list by a number
• __eq__ - Check if two lists are equal
• __ne__ - Check if two lists are not equal
• __lt__ - Check if one list is less than another
• __le__ - Check if one list is less than or equal to another
• __gt__ - Check if one list is greater than another
• __ge__ - Check if one list is greater than or equal to another

from ArrayList import ArrayList # Create a new list list = ArrayList(10) # Add items to the list list.add(1) list.add(2) list.add(3) list.add(4) list.add(5) # Print the list print(list) # Remove an item from the list list.remove(3) # Print the list print(list) # Check if an item is in the list print(list.search(3)) print(list.search(4)) # Get an item from the list print(list.get(2)) # Print the length of the list print(len(list)) # Print the list print(list) # Iterate over the list for item in list: print("\t", item)

[1, 2, 3, 4, 5] [1, 2, 4, 5] False True 4 4 [1, 2, 4, 5] 1 2 4 5

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