I have a number of Customer
objects stored in an ArrayList. My Customer
class has 2 data members: Name
and Email
. Now I want to modify just the Email
for Customer "Doe".
Now if "Doe" is located at index 3 in the list, I know I can write this line:
myList.set( 3, new Customer( "Doe", "[email protected]" ) );
But that means creating a new object. If I have a very big list, I suppose the process would be very slow. Is there any other way to directly access the data member of an Object stored in an ArrayList, maybe by using another kind of Collection than ArrayList?
To update or set an element or object at a given index of Java ArrayList, use ArrayList. set() method. ArrayList. set(index, element) method updates the element of ArrayList at specified index with given element.
To replace an element in Java ArrayList, set() method of java. util. An ArrayList class can be used. The set() method takes two parameters-the indexes of the element which has to be replaced and the new element.
You can modify an ArrayList elementarily (Only one element is added or removed or updated) or in bulk (More than one elements are added or removed or updated).
The set() method of java. lang. reflect. Field is used to set the value of the field represented by this Field object on the specified object argument to the specified new value passed as parameter.
You can do this:
myList.get(3).setEmail("new email");
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