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## Overview

The **`add()`** method is used to add an element at the end of the list, extending the list's length by one.
## Syntax
```
list_name.add(
   E value
);
```

In the code block above, `list_name` is the name of the list.

## Parameters
- `value`: The element to be added to the list.

## Return value
This method does not return anything.

## Code 
The following code snippet demonstrates how to use the `add()` method in Dart.


void main(){
  // Create List fruits
  List<String> fruits = ['Mango', 'Pawpaw', 'Avocado', 'Pineapple', 'Lemon'];
  // Display result
  print("Original list $fruits");
  // Insert new item in the list 
  // using add()
  fruits.add('Apple');
  // Display result
  print('The new list: ${fruits}');
  // Add new element
  fruits.add('Orange');
  // Display result
  print('The new list: ${fruits}');
}

> If the `add()` method is applied on a `null` list, it will throw a `NoSuchMethodError` exception.

What is the List add() method in Dart?

The add() method in Dart appends an element to a list, extending its length by one.