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## Overview
The **`removeAt()`** method removes the value at the specified index in the list.

## Syntax
The syntax of the function is as follows:

> Note: `List_name` is the name of the list.

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## Parameters

- `Index` (required): The index of the element that should be removed from the list.

## Return value

The `removeAt()` method returns the element that is removed from the list.


## Code
The following code demonstrates the use of `list.removeAt()` in Dart.

void main() { 
  //Creating list
   var myList = [2,6, 'Apple', 'Pen', 'three', 'Mango', 'five'];
   // display result
   print('The list before removing item from the list: ${myList}'); 
   
   // Remove item using removeAt()
   var res = myList.removeAt(3); 
   // Print result
   print('The Item removed: ${res}'); 

   print('The new list after removing the list element ${myList}'); 
} 

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## Explanation

- Line 3: We create a list called `myList` with seven elements.  

- Line 8: We use the `removeAt()` method to remove an item from the index position `3`.
- Lines 10 and 12: We display the result.

We can see that `pen`, the element at index position `3`, is removed.

What is List.removeAt() in Dart?

Removes the element at the specified index in a Dart list, returning the removed element.