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Asked: 2026-05-28T08:07:51+00:00

I have a question about linked lists in java. I saw an interesting approach

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I have a question about linked lists in java. I saw an interesting approach of getting arguments from the commandline into a java program, via String[] args. The very interesting part on this was that all Strings were added to a LinkedList which later is iterated in order to interpret all options.

So the question is, what happens if you excessivly use this LinkedList with a very very very large ammount of data? Are there any ways you could break it up to create a buffer overflow, or is it just working until there is no more memory allocatable?

greetings,

vlad

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  1. Editorial Team

    For buffer overflows in languages like Java, this thread might be interesting to you: Does Java have buffer overflows?

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