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Howmany number of objects we can store in an ArrayList. Is
there any limit?
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Answer Posted / phanindra
ArrayList is resizeable in nature. by default it's size is
10. whenever it reaches the maximum a new ArrayList object
will be created with capacity of (Initialcapacity*3/2+1)
so there is no Limit we can store any number of objects in
an ArrayList.
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