getValueAt
The getValueAt function is a common method found in various programming contexts, particularly within data structures and user interface libraries. Its primary purpose is to retrieve a specific element from a collection or list based on its index. The term "value" refers to the data stored at that position, and "at" indicates the positional locator.
When used, getValueAt typically takes an integer argument representing the desired index. Indexes usually start from
This function is fundamental for accessing and manipulating data stored in sequential structures like arrays, lists,