What would be the closest thing to a std::vector in Java? By this I mean, a class which can take in T into its constructor and then pushBack, popBack() and that is stored in continuous memory (not linked list).
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What would be the closest thing to a std::vector in Java? By this I mean, a class which can take in T into its constructor and then pushBack, popBack() and that is stored in continuous memory (not linked list).
Thanks
ArrayList
Everything’s stored in array ("contiguous memory") internally, although operation names are a bit different.
A bit more about list implementations in Java
And about generics
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Helper Method also mentioned useful class in his answer (although not exactly equivalent to C++ Vector).