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1. Comparing objects memory address, Java    stackoverflow.com

Robot r1,r2,r3;
r1=new Robot("Huey",2,3);
r2=new Robot("Louie",5,4);
r3=new Robot("Louie",5,4);
r1=r2;
r2=r3;
r3=r1;
System.out.print(r1==r2);

2. Java Memory Model and boolean for success    stackoverflow.com

I'm new to the Java threading and have only recently started to read up on the Memory Model. From my understanding the Java Memory Model as it stands allows the compiler ...

3. How many bytes are used to store a Boolean value in Java?    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
What is the size of a boolean variable in java?
Java - boolean primitive type - size

4. memory allocation of boolean    coderanch.com

5. String and boolean memory    coderanch.com

Hi, String: is a Non-primitive data type and in actual is array. Array is like we stack stuff somewhere with Last in First Out method. Likewise the data is stored in memory with the same method Byte by Byte. Therefore the size will vary depending upon the characters are given in a string. However if you would want to know about ...

6. Memory consumption in boolean declaration    forums.oracle.com

The Java byte code used for boolean are the same as those used for byte (i.e. to the JVM there is no difference between byte and boolean). See http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/second_edition/html/Overview.doc.html#22909 for details. Still some JVMs might use 2 or even 4 bytes for a byte value for efficiency reasons (many modern computer architectures only like 2-byte- or 4-byte aligned memory access and ...