How to shift element in an Arraylist to the right in java

Issue

So I am trying to create a method that shifts all of the elements in an arraylist to the right and the last element will become the first element. When I run the code, I am told I have an out of bounds error. Here is what I have so far:

public void shiftRight() 
{
    //make temp variable to hold last element
    int temp = listValues.get(listValues.size()-1); 

    //make a loop to run through the array list
    for(int i = listValues.size()-1; i >= 0; i--)
    {
        //set the last element to the value of the 2nd to last element
        listValues.set(listValues.get(i),listValues.get(i-1)); 

        //set the first element to be the last element
        listValues.set(0, temp); 
    }

}

Solution

A few problems here:

1. Your for loop condition needs to exclude the zeroth element so it should be i > 0 otherwise you'll get to the point where you want to put element at position -1 to position 0 resulting in out of bounds error.
2. Setting the first element to be the last should be outside the loop.

3. listValues.set takes in an index in the list as the first parameter, you are giving it the object in the list

   public void shiftRight() 
   {
       //make temp variable to hold last element
       int temp = listValues.get(listValues.size()-1); 
   
       //make a loop to run through the array list
       for(int i = listValues.size()-1; i > 0; i--)
       {
           //set the last element to the value of the 2nd to last element
           listValues.set(i,listValues.get(i-1)); 
       }
       //set the first element to be the last element
       listValues.set(0, temp);     
   }
   

Answered By - kevin