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codeBoy7868y@Error i think this clarifies it more to me..
So this means that int is not an object ... it is just a alocation in memory?
Another question ... why can't we have e.g. ArrayList <int> instead of ArrayList <Integer>...by that we stop using Integer at all? -
koosha818yAsk these questions on stack overflow Bcause we can help you better dude 😉😉 (you can find all devrant guys there too 😅)
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Eariel19088y@koosha, in SO this question would close in a heartbeat because it's probably been answered the same day SO opened 😜
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codeBoy7868y@koosha actually I hate asking in stackOverFlow... but i will give it a try next time ;)
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@codeBoy me too. I ask three questions over there which never got asked before and I never got an answer... A lot of ppl over there are quite arrogant too tho.
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