The **`add()`** method of the `Vector` class can be used to add an element at the end of the vector object. 

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> **`Vector`** is a growable array of objects. Elements are mapped to an index.
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## Syntax

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    public boolean add(E element);
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## Return value

This method returns `true` if the `Vector` changes as a result of the call. Otherwise, it returns `false`.

import java.util.Vector;
class VectorAddExample  {
    public static void main( String args[] ) {
        // Creating Vector
        Vector<Integer> vector = new Vector<>();

        // add elememts 
        vector.add(1);
        vector.add(2);
        vector.add(3);
        vector.add(4);

        // Print vector
        System.out.println("The Vector is: " + vector);
  
        // Adding new elements to the end
        vector.add(5);
  
        // Printing the new vector
        System.out.println("The Vector is: " + vector);
    }
}

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## Explanation 
In the code above:

* We create a `Vector` with the name `vector`.

* We add elements, `1,2,3,4`, to the `vector` with the `add` method. The elements are added to the end of the `vector` object.

* We use the `add` method again to add `5` as the last element of the `vector`.

What is the vector.add method in Java?

Vector's add() appends an element to the end, returning true if the Vector changes.

What is the vector.add method in Java?

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