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Subject: Adding Object to a Vector
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Hi,
     May this is not the proper forum for my question. 

Can any body explain the internal representation (memory-wise) of a Vector
in Java? How does a Vector class implement a growable array of objects?

thanks and regards,
-jayprakash
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