I have a class which has BufferedImage as one of its fields. If i will use same BufferedImage object when creating n-times my class objects will it be same as making n BufferedImage objects or just one?
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I have a class which has BufferedImage as one of its fields. If i will use same BufferedImage object when creating n-times my class objects will it be same as making n BufferedImage objects or just one?
Technically, your object has a reference to a BufferedImage. It doesn’t have a BufferedImage in it and it doesn’t matter if this reference is copied 1000x or is set to null, the object will use the same amount of space and the BufferedImage will be the same too.