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    template<typename type>

class List

{

private:

	type list[];

public:

	type get(int);

	void add(type);

	void remove(int);

	int size();

	bool isEmpty();

	bool contains(type);

	void trim();

	List();

	~List();

};



template<typename type>

List<type>::List()

{ 

	list = new type[1]; 

}



template<typename type>

List<type>::~List()

{ 

	list = NULL;

}



template<typename type>

type List<type>::get(int index)

{

	return list[index];

}



template<typename type>

void List<type>::add(type obj)

{

	type temp[] = new type[list.length + 1];

	for(int ti = 0; ti < size(); ti++)

		temp[ti] = (Object)list[ti];

	temp[list.length] = element;

}



template<typename type>

void List<type>::remove(int index)

{

	list[index] = NULL;

}



template<typename type>

int List<type>::size()

{

	return (sizeof(list) / sizeof(list[0])) - 1 > 0 ?

		sizeof(list) / sizeof(list[0]) :

			0;

}



template<typename type>

bool List<type>::isEmpty()

{

	return size() > 0;

}



template<typename type>

bool List<type>::contains(type obj)

{

	for(int i = 0; i < list.length; i++)

		if(list[i]== obj)

			return true;

	return false;

}



template<typename type>

void List<type>::trim()

{

	int count = 0;

		

	for(int i = 0; i < size(); i++)

	{

		if(!list[i] == NULL)

			count++;

	}



	if(count > 0)

	{

		type temp[] = new type[count];

		count = 0;

		

		for(int i = 0; i < count; i++)

		{

			if(!list[i] == NULL)

			{

				temp[count] = list[i];

				count++;

			}

		}

	}

}

This is my version of the Java ArrayList class
Enjoy.

Why do I even bother posting, no one understands my work, it's pointless.

Now don't say that! I just got to it lol. It looks very nice. Except I am a little lost on the add function as idk where element and Object came from.. Also I don't really follow what the function does does. I think I understand what the whole list idea is though. You just create a list of arrays correct? Could you please explain this too me as I would like to fully understand and not just partly.

It's more so of an array handling class, it creates a one dimensional array of <typename type> and then gives you more methods than the regular array class.