Memory Mapping
1. Draw the memory map of the following variable int w and one-dimensional array of type int.
int w = 14;
int [] x = new int [8];
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2. Draw the memory map of the following two-dimensional ragged array of ints.
int[][] y = {{4, 8, 15}, {16, 23, 42, 10}, {8, 30}};
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3. Draw the memory map of the following one-dimensional array of type String.
String[] z = new String[4]; for (int i = 0; i < z.length; i++) { z[i] = "element " + i;
}
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4. a. Write a shallow copy of the following in code. (Assume the five animal objects are already instantiated.)
Animal[] zoo = {tiger1, elephant2, giraffe3, monkey4, ape5}; Animal[] copy;
b. Draw the memory map.
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5. a. Write the deep copy of the following in code.
Animal[] zoo = {tiger1, elephant2, giraffe3, monkey4, ape5};
Animal[] copy;
b. Draw the memory map.
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6. What is garbage collection? Where does it happen?
7. What is the difference between the two operators, equals() and ==?
