. The add() method of the ArrayList class can: A. Shift indexes in the list B. Creates a new Value at the end of the list C. Creates a new Value at any specified index D. Increases the size of the list E. All of the Above

All of the Above

Explanation:

The add() method of the ArrayList class is a Java function that jas the capability of adding elements to an array list. In order to add elements to the great list, this java function does the following work as well

1. It shift indexes in the list

2. It establishes a new Value at the end of the list

3. It creates a new Value at any specified index

4. It expands the size of the list.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is option E. "All of the above."