why java does not contain pointers?
Answer Posted / diapk kumar sinha
Java has no need to contain pointers because, Because Java
is developed for fully system independent language, so in
the presence of pointer it may not perform like fully system
independent language. And the main thought is that removing
pointer is for security purpose and make it fully system
independent language to work at any platform.
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