What (if anything) is the difference between these two?
String[] sa = {"ABC"};
String[] sa = new String [] {"ABC"};
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I say they are the same.
I think (in Java and C#) using the {} calls "new".
...testing...
Well, I created two programs with the same variable names and same class names, compiled them and ran fc /b over them:
"FC: no differences encountered" at the byte level.
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Hmmm...
I say they are the same.
I think (in Java and C#) using the {} calls "new".
...testing...
Well, I created two programs with the same variable names and same class names, compiled them and ran fc /b over them:
"FC: no differences encountered" at the byte level.
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Excellent reply, good research
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The byte code test looks like a definitive answer to me. Case closed. Thanks Tom.
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