java - Variable number of list (ArrayList) as an argument to method -

there way in java handle variable number of string arguments like

public void returnstring(string...args){      //some code } // calling returnstring("abc","def","klm") 

i wanted know if same can applied collections.
if not, alternative. read array of list not possible, wondering how might work.

//sample code of trying public void returnlist(list...args){     //some code } 

i don't know problem.... here example:

import java.util.arraylist; import java.util.list;  public class main {    public static void tryit(list... lists) {     system.out.println("you insert " + lists.length + " lists.");   }     public static void main(string[] args) {       list<string> liststrings = new arraylist<>();       liststrings.add("test");       list<integer> listinteger = new arraylist<>();       listinteger.add(1);       tryit(liststrings);       tryit(liststrings, listinteger);     } } 

result:

you insert 1 lists. insert 2 lists. 

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access arrays example:

import java.util.arraylist; import java.util.list;  public class main {   public static void tryit(list... lists) {     system.out.println("you insert " + lists.length + " lists.");     if (lists.length>2)       (object obj : lists[2]) {         system.out.println(obj);       }   }   public static void main(string[] args) {     list<string> liststrings = new arraylist<>();     liststrings.add("test");     list<integer> listinteger = new arraylist<>();     listinteger.add(1);     list<string> anotherstringlist = new arraylist<>();     anotherstringlist.add("first value.");     anotherstringlist.add("second value.");     anotherstringlist.add("third value.");     tryit(liststrings);     tryit(liststrings, listinteger);     tryit(listinteger, liststrings, anotherstringlist);     } } 

output:

you insert 1 lists. insert 2 lists. insert 3 lists. first value. second value. third value.