Chapter 6.2 | Collections Framework | List Interface and Implementations | Java tutorial

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The List interface in Java is part of the Java Collections Framework and extends the Collection interface. It represents an ordered collection of elements (often referred to as a sequence). Unlike sets, lists can contain duplicate elements, and they preserve the insertion order of elements.
The List interface provides methods to access, insert, and delete elements by their index, making it more versatile compared to other collection types. Below are the key features, methods, and popular implementations of the List interface in Java:

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