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This project demonstrates the differences between arrays and ArrayLists in Java.
Arrays and ArrayLists are fundamental tools used to store and manipulate a set of elements. While they are closely related, they differ in usage and performance. This project showcases these differences through a simple Java program.
- Fixed Size vs. Dynamic Size: Arrays have a fixed size, whereas ArrayLists can dynamically resize.
- Performance: Arrays provide faster access by index due to fixed memory allocation, while ArrayLists have overhead due to dynamic resizing.
- Data Types: Arrays can store both primitives and objects, whereas ArrayLists can only store objects.
- Functionality: Arrays have limited built-in methods, while ArrayLists offer a rich set of methods for manipulation.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/Difference-Arrays-ArrayLists.git