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Internal List Functions
Returns a new list containing the given variables as elements.
Returns the element at the given index of a given list.
Returns the elements in the given range.
Returns the size of a given list.
Returns a copy of the given list and adds the given value at the end. listAdd does not change the original list!
Returns a copy of the given list and sets the given element at the given index. listSet does not change the original list!
Returns a copy of the given list and removes the element at the given index. listRemove does not change the original list!
Returns a copy of the given list and removes the elements in the given range. listRemoveRange does not change the original list!
Returns TRUE if the given list contains the given element.
Returns a copy of the given list and reverses the elements. listReverse does not change the original list!
Returns a copy of the given list and extends it with the given list. listExtend does not change the original list!
Returns a new list containing the characters of a given string as elements.
Returns a new string containing the elements of a given list.
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