Why can’t we make arrays in Java like this:
int marks[5];
And assign values after this declaration?
Anyone please explain the terminology or difference.
Why can’t we make arrays in Java like this: int marks[5]; And assign values
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Why can’t we make arrays in Java like this:
int marks[5];
And assign values after this declaration?
Anyone please explain the terminology or difference.
This is because there are no stack arrays in Java. Here is Java equivalent:
It looks a lot like allocating dynamically-sized arrays in C++. Of course you don’t have to worry about calling a
delete[], because it’s garbage collected.