Difference between Array and vector?

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Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / janet

Array is a set of related data type and static where as
vector is a growable array of objects and dynamic.

Is This Answer Correct ?    70 Yes 14 No

Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / nikhil shah

Ans 1: Vector and ArrayList are growable or shrinkable
where as Array is not.

Ans 2: Array is not a primitive data type in java but it is
referenced data type.

Ans 3:Vector is implemented from list Interface

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Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)

Array is not growable where as vector is growable
array can hold similar type of datatype elements...where as
vector holds different datatyped objects

Is This Answer Correct ?    41 Yes 8 No

Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / darshan

array is static
vector is dynamic

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Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / meghana

Array:
1)Size of array need to be declared in advance.
2)Once declared array can't grow in size.
3)Array can store primitive data types.like int,char,...
Vector:
1) No need to declare the size of vector. You may give its
size & you may not.
2) Vector can always grow in size if you start adding more
element to it than your declared size.
3) Vector can store only object references. Storing
primitive data types is not possible in case of vectors.

Is This Answer Correct ?    25 Yes 2 No

Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / mandip

Ans 1: vector can store hetrogeneous data element,where
as array can stote homogeneous data element.

Ans 2: vector are store non-primitive type data element,
where as array can store primitive type data element.

Ans 3: wrapper classes are used in vector,where as in array
wrapper classes are not used.

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Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / monika

array is a collection of similar data tpyes of elements.
vector is the most widely used container.it stores elements
in contiguous memory locations.

Is This Answer Correct ?    11 Yes 2 No

Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / aqueenni(xie)

vector is syncronised.... whereas array is not
vector grows double in size.... an arraylist grows 50% ....

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Difference between Array and vector?..

Answer / aishwarya

Array is static memory allocation.
& vector is dynamic memory allocation

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 0 No

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