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What is the Difference between "vector" and "array"?
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Answer Posted / kabitirtha koley
The basic difference between those two are:
1.Vector and Arraylist are grownable or shinkable where are
array is not.
2.Vector and Arraylist are implemented from List interface
where as array is a primitive data type
3.Vector is Synchrnized where as arraylist is not
4.For best performance better to use arraylist than vector
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