Vector.size() in Java -


how vector.size() work exactly, returning aleready known array.length or makes calculations every time?

my point is.. better have variable store vector's size when need use in loop example :

int vectorlength = myvector.size(); (int = 0; < vectorlength; i++) { //... } 

or can use directly vector.size() ? better in terms of memory , cpu time used?

you can @ actual codes how implements it:

  308       * @return  number of components in vector   309       */   310       public synchronized int size() {   311           return elementcount;   312       } 

the link here: http://www.docjar.com/html/api/java/util/vector.java.html

it int value getter.


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