List::push_back

pub fn push_back(T v)

use collections::list::{List};

Adds v at the back. Walks the list, so it takes time proportional to its length.

Called on a List value as value.push_back(…).

Parameters#

Contracts#

Checked according to --contracts (see Contracts).

ensures self.len == old(self.len) + 1

Examples#

use collections::list::{List};
use tests::assert;
let xs: List<int> = List::new();
xs.push_back(1);
xs.push_back(2);
let v = xs.to_vec();
assert!(v[1] == 2);

See also#

• List: A singly-linked list with constant-time push and pop at the front.
• List::new: Creates an empty list.
• List::size: Returns the number of values.
• List::is_empty: Returns true when the list has no values.
• List::push_front: Adds v at the front.
• List::peek_front: Returns the front value without removing it, or None when the list is empty.
• List::pop_front: Removes and returns the front value, or None when the list is empty.
• List::pop_back: Removes and returns the back value, or None when the list is empty.