The **`Vector` class** is a growable array of objects. `Vector` elements can be accessed using an integer index. The size of a `Vector` can be increased or decreased.


The **`removeAllElements` method** of the `Vector` class removes all the elements present in the vector object.


#   
#  Syntax
```java
public void removeAllElements()
```

#   
#  Parameters
This method does not take any input parameters.

##  
## Return value
This method does not return any value.

##  
## Code

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

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

        System.out.println("The Vector is: " + vector);

        vector.removeAllElements();
        System.out.println("After clearing the Vector is : " + vector);
        
    }
}

## Explanation 

In the code above: 

* In line 5, we create a vector object.

* In lines 8 to 10, we add three elements (`1,2,3`) to the created vector object.

* In line 14, we remove the elements present in the vector object using the `removeAllElements` method.


* After calling the `removeAllElements` method, the `vector` object becomes empty.


What is the Vector.removeAllElements method in Java?

Removes all elements from a Vector, making it empty.