> **`ListQueue`** is a List based on `Queue`. Read more about `ListQueue` [here](https://api.dart.dev/stable/2.14.4/dart-collection/ListQueue-class.html).

The **`length` property** gets the number of elements in the `ListQueue`.

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## Syntax 

```dart
queue.length
```

## Parameter

This property doesn't take any argument.


## Return value 

This property returns an `int` value denoting the number of elements present in the queue.

## Code 

The code below demonstrates how to get the number of elements present in the queue:

import 'dart:collection';
void main() {
  //create a new ListQueue object
  ListQueue queue = new ListQueue();
  // add two elements 
  queue.add(10);
  queue.add(20);

  print("queue is : $queue");
  // get the length of the queue
  print("Number of elements in the queue is  : ${queue.length}");
}

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## Explanation
In the above code: 

* In **line 1**: We import the `collection` library. 

* **Line 4**: We create a `ListQueue` named `queue`.

* **Lines 6 and 7**: We used the `add` method to add two elements 10 and 20.

* **Line 11**: We use the `length` property to get the number of elements present in the `queue`. The queue has two elements in our case, so `2` is returned.



What is the ListQueue.length property in Dart?

Returns the number of elements in a ListQueue. Syntax: `queue.length`. No arguments required.