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Its known that Java ArrayList is implemented using arrays and initializes with capacity of 10 and increases its size by 50% . How to get the current ArrayList capacity not the Size of the ArrayList.
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I don’t think this is possible. What is your use case? I believe C# ArrayLists have a
.capacityproperty, but the Java ArrayList class doesn’t expose this information.You have the constructor that takes an initial capacity argument, and you have the
ensureCapacity()method which you could use to reduce the amount of incremental reallocation.You also have the
trimToSize()method you can use if you are really worried about memory usage.