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I’m in the process of porting some old C code to Java and, due to my inexperience with Java, I have encountered a problem locating a memmove equivalent. Is there such a method in Java? I’ve done enough research on it to assume that I’m overlooking something rather obvious. Thanks in advance.
You can use
System.arraycopy, if all you want to do is shuffle things around in an array.Specifically, that function permits the source and target to be in the same array, and the ranges are allowed to overlap; so in that sense it’s like
memmove.