FloatArrayList

Creates a new list from the elements of another list in its iteration order.

Internal array for storing the list. The array may be larger than the current size (.size).

Returns nested resources of this class. The result should be a point-in-time snapshot (to avoid race conditions).

Current number of elements stored in .buffer.

Vararg-signature method for adding elements at the end of the list.

Add all elements from a range of given array to the list.

Adds all elements from another iterable.

Adds all elements from another list.

Sets the number of stored elements to zero. Releases and initializes the internal storage array to default values. To clear the list without cleaning the buffer, simply set the .elementsCount field to zero.

Clone this object. The returned clone will reuse the same hash function and array resizing strategy.

Ensure this container can hold at least the given number of elements without resizing its buffers.

Compare index-aligned elements against another FloatArrayList.

Returns true only if the other object is an instance of the same class and with the same elements.

Return the memory usage of this object in bytes. Negative values are illegal.

Sets the number of stored elements to zero and releases the internal storage array.

Removes all occurrences of e from this collection.

Removes the element at the specified position in this container and returns it.

Removes the first element that equals e, returning whether an element has been removed.

Removes the first element that equals e1, returning its deleted position or -1 if the element was not found.

Removes and returns the last element of this list.

Removes the last element that equals e1, returning its deleted position or -1 if the element was not found.

Removes from this list all the elements with indexes between fromIndex, inclusive, and toIndex, exclusive.

Truncate or expand the list to the new size. If the list is truncated, the buffer will not be reallocated (use .trimToSize if you need a truncated buffer), but the truncated values will be reset to the default value (zero). If the list is expanded, the elements beyond the current size are initialized with JVM-defaults (zero or null values).

Reverses the elements in this list and returns this list.

Sorts the elements in this list and returns this list.

The returned array is sized to match exactly the number of elements of the stack.

Convert the contents of this list to a human-friendly string.

Trim the internal buffer to the current size.