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Vector

A vector is like an array but doesn't have a size-bounds. It automatically grows and shrinks according to your needs.

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General:

What is a Vector and how do I use one in Java?

How do I create a Vector of primitive types?

How do I determine a Vector's capacity?

How do I search for an object in a Vector?

How do I convert a Vector into an Array?

How do I get the n-th element in a Vector?

How do I enumerate all the elements of a Vector?

How do I change the capacity of a Vector?

How do I insert an element in a Vector at a specific index?

How do I determine whether a Vector is empty?

How do I find the last occurrence of an element in a Vector?

How do I remove elements from a Vector?

How do I change the n-th element of a vector with another element?

How do I determine the number of elements in a Vector?

How do I filter out elements of a Vector?

How do I change the size of a Vector?

How do I make a Vectors capacity equal to its size?

How do I sort a Vector?

How do I save a Vector to a file and read it back in?

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Class java.util.Vector (1.2)

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