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## Overview

The **`fillRange()` method** overwrites a range of elements in the list with `fillValue`.

## Syntax
```dart
void fillRange(
  int start,
  int end,
  [E? fillValue]
)
```
## Parameters

- `start`: Represents the start index.
- `end`: Represents the end index.
- `fillValue`: Represents the value to be filled within the specified range in the list. 

## Return type
*void*






The illustration below shows the visual representation of the `list.fillRange()` method.


## Code
The following code shows how to use the `fillRange()` method in Dart:

void main(){
  // Creating list
  var numbers = [14, 21, 58, 30, 76, 93, 28];
  // Display result
  print("Original list: $numbers");
  // Overwriting items in the list
  // using fillRange()
  numbers.fillRange(1, 3, -10);
  print('New list: ${numbers}'); 
}

#      
<h3>Overview</h3>

The **`fillRange()` method** overwrites a range of elements in the list with `fillValue`.
<h3>Syntax</h3>
```dart
void fillRange(
  int start,
  int end,
  [E? fillValue]
)
```
<h3>Parameters</h3>

- `start`: Represents the start index.
- `end`: Represents the end index.
- `fillValue`: Represents the value to be filled within the specified range in the list. 
<h3>Return type</h3>
*void*






<h3>Code</h3>
The following code shows how to use the `fillRange()` method in Dart:

What is the List.fillRange() method in Dart?

Overwrites a range in a list with a specified value, altering elements from the start index to the end index inclusively.