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suppose that Box is a class now Box mybox = new Box(); this first creates a reference variable and then mybox is dynamically allocated memory but what difference does it create in allocating memory to a class instance dynamically or during compile time? here what is the advantage of such …

why do we need a high speed ram when we have a good processor?

what is an ide how is it different from traditional java platform ? what is java beans?

java is robust and secure what is meant by robust and why is java robust? why is java called secure? can any one please help me with these?

what is eclipse? well i am a beginner in java n i am learning the basics will u plzz explain about eclipse in a clear way

can u suggest some best books on core java ?

1.why isn't java used for [B]system programming[/B] in place of c ? 2. what does the statement 'java is [B]robust[/B] mean'? 3. what does the statement 'java is [B]multiprogramming[/B] mean'? 4. why is the concept of pointers avoided in java? Instead of using [B][I]references[/I][/B] in place of pointers in order …

overriden methods provide one interface multiple methods. what is meant by one interface multiple methods

hai guys my question is regarding data protection. conisder this program [code] // This class defines an integer stack that can hold 10 values. class Stack { int stck[] = new int[10]; int tos; // Initialize top-of-stack Stack() { tos = -1; } // Push an item onto the stack …