In Java, arrays and ArrayLists differ primarily in their ability to store objects (objects can be stored in an ArrayList

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In Java, arrays and ArrayLists differ primarily in their ability to store objects (objects can be stored in an ArrayList

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In Java, arrays and ArrayLists differ primarily in their ability
to store objects (objects can be stored in an ArrayList, but not in
an array -- arrays only work for storing primitive types).
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