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## The `List` `getRange()` method 

In Dart, the **`getRange()`** method can be used to access elements in a list. This method defines a range to get a collection of items from a list.

## Syntax
```
List_name.getRange(start, end)
```
## Parameters
- `start` (required): Specifies the start position.
- `end` (required): Specifies the end position.

> The start and end positions in the range must be valid at the time of the call. The valid range is one in which 0 ≤ start ≤ end ≤ length. An empty range with end == start is valid.
## Return value
The `getRange()` method returns the items within the specified range. That is, (`end` - `start`).

## Code
The following code exhibits the use of the `getRange()` method in Dart.

void main()
 {
  List colors = ['blue', 'black', 'green', 'white', 'orange', 'pink'];
  // get items from list colors
  var myRange = colors.getRange(1, 4).toList();
  // display result
  print(myRange);
 }

## Explanation
* Line 2: We create a list named `colors`.
* Line 4: We use the `getRange()` method with `1` and `4` as the `start` and `end`, respectively.
* Line 6: We print the result.

The `getRange` method skips `start` and takes `end - start` elements from the list. 


What is the List getRange() method in Dart?

The Dart getRange() method retrieves a sublist of elements within a specified index range.

What is the List getRange() method in Dart?

The List getRange() method

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The `List` `getRange()` method