Array vs. ArrayList in Java Tutorial - What's The Difference?
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2021
- Arrays vs. ArrayLists - What's the difference? How do you use each of them, and which one should you use and why?
We'll go in-depth about the similarities and differences between Array and ArrayList in Java, and talk about how to create them, add elements, remove elements, and more.
This is a beginner friendly beginner's Java coding lesson tutorial, where we'll talk all about using Arrays and ArrayLists.
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Great video. Two things....it's considered good practice to use the interface on the left side so List instead of ArrayList before the variable name. And while you are right that the ArrayList itself can grow and shrink it's really important to be aware that the array that backs the ArrayList (yes there's an array hiding inside the ArrayList implementation!) does not shrink automatically after the ArrayList has grown...this can be very significant when profiling the memory footprint of an application. Lastly, it would be really good to have a video on why you'd pick a primitive representation over its Object form.....performance, memory usage, etc.
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