Is the following statement correct?
> In Java,...
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Sudhir Singh Khanger
12/29/2020, 4:05 AMIs the following statement correct?
In Java, arrays store primitive types whereas collections store boxed types. In Kotlin, both arrays and collections store boxed type whereas one can use classes like,IntArray, etc. to store primitive data type without boxing.ByteArray
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ephemient
12/29/2020, 4:35 AMJava has both boxed and primitive arrays
ephemient
12/29/2020, 4:38 AMprimitive collections can exist too - e.g. the ones provided by Eclipse Collections for Java - but they're not built in
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nanodeath
12/29/2020, 4:48 PMKotlin has IntArray (unboxed) and Array<Int> (boxed)
Java as int[] (unboxed) and Integer[] (boxed).
collections in both languages are always boxed.
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