Java does not support explicit pointer..
But it supports implicit pointer...
Reference variable is actually a pointer bcz it holds address of object...
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no explicit pointer in Java..
Java does not support explicit pointer..
But it supports implicit pointer...
Reference variable is actually a pointer bcz it holds address of object...
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Re: no explicit pointer in Java..
No.
Java does not have pointers full stop. Pointers provide a specific behaviour which references in Java do not.
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