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    How to create a unmodifiable/read-only list in Java?

    Hi My name is James iam a java fresher please let me know How to create a unmodifiable/read-only list
    in Java?

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    Re: How to create a unmodifiable/read-only list in Java?

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    Re: How to create a unmodifiable/read-only list in Java?

    Quote Originally Posted by jamesmercer View Post
    Hi My name is James iam a java fresher please let me know How to create a unmodifiable/read-only list
    in Java?
    Check out a class called Collections in the Java standard library. Among other stuff it provides wrapper classes that turn ordinary collections into readonly collections. See the unmodifiableList method.

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    Re: How to create a unmodifiable/read-only list in Java?

    Wanna install linux on a vacuum cleaner. Could anyone tell me which distro sucks better?

    I had a nightmare last night. I was dreaming that I’m 64-bit and my blanket is 32-bit and I couldn’t cover myself with it, so I’ve spent the whole night freezing. And in the morning I find that my blanket just had fallen off the bed. =S (from: bash.org.ru)

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