Reference

[Divakar]

What is the difference between int[] a; and int a[];
a)No difference.
b)First one will give compilation error.
c)Second one will give compilation error.
d)First one represents array of int references.
e)Second one represents array of int references.
f)both represents array of int elements.
What is the answer??
My answers- a,d,e

[Tony Alicea]

(a)
and
(f)
are TRUE, IMO.

[Arijit Ghosh]

What is the differenc between array of int references and array of int elements ?

[Anthony Villanueva]

Originally posted by Arijit:
What is the differenc between array of int references and array of int elements ?

I don't understand the question. Can you give a specfic example?

[Ron Newman]

Do you mean the difference between int[] and Integer[] ?
The first is an array of (primitive) ints, while the second is an array of references to Integer objects (wrappers for ints).

[Thomas Paul]

ints are primitives and in Java primitives never have references.

[Valentin Crettaz]

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