DuplicatesList<T> extension

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Properties

containsDuplicates → bool: Available on List<T>, provided by the DuplicatesList extension
Returns true if the iterable contains any duplicate elements. Example usage:
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duplicates → List<T>: Available on List<T>, provided by the DuplicatesList extension
Returns a new list containing only the duplicate elements from this list. Note that if an element is duplicated multiple times, it will appear multiple times in the result.
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numberOfDuplicates → int: Available on List<T>, provided by the DuplicatesList extension
Returns the number of duplicate elements in the iterable. Note that this does not count the unique elements that are duplicated, but the total number of duplicates.
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uniques → List<T>: Available on List<T>, provided by the DuplicatesList extension
Returns a new list containing only the unique elements from this list. Example usage:
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addAllByAvoidingDuplicates(Iterable<T> values) → void: Available on List<T>, provided by the DuplicatesList extension
Adds all elements from values to this list, avoiding duplicates.
removeDuplicates() → void: Available on List<T>, provided by the DuplicatesList extension
Removes duplicate elements from the list in place.