List Operations in Kotlin

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What is List Operations in Kotlin?

Kotlin lists offer several operations beyond the general collection operations. These include accessing elements by index (using get() or the [] operator), adding or removing elements at specific positions (using add() or removeAt()), and finding the index of a particular element (using indexOf() or lastIndexOf()). Lists also support operations for sublisting (using subList()) and replacing elements at a given index (using set()). These operations are available for both mutable and immutable lists, with mutable lists allowing modifications to the list's content.

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