"ArrayList allows constant time access (O(1)) to elements using their index because it uses a dynamic array internally, whereas LinkedList requires traversal from the head node, resulting in linear time complexity (O(n))."
Aziz V. - "ArrayList allows constant time access (O(1)) to elements using their index because it uses a dynamic array internally, whereas LinkedList requires traversal from the head node, resulting in linear time complexity (O(n))."See full answer
"Memory allocation happens for storing a reference pointer as well as the default size of the generic object class depending on the language this is called in.
Assuming this is in a JVM, this data is stored in metaspace, and memory allocation happens in heap."
Alex W. - "Memory allocation happens for storing a reference pointer as well as the default size of the generic object class depending on the language this is called in.
Assuming this is in a JVM, this data is stored in metaspace, and memory allocation happens in heap."See full answer