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All
arrays of class types must be defined using new (with an
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exception
of the String class….)
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list
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But,
such arrays are actually arrays of references to our objects – not
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(like
an array of pointers in C++)
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If
you forget to allocate objects for the elements, you will get an
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exception
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List
[] array = new list[] {new list(1), new list (2), new list(3)};
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Or,
do this explicitly with a loop
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Unlike
C and C++, Java allows the return type of functions to be an
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