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Was there a point of time when array.length is a O(N) operation in Java
So I remember my professor back in college tell me that in Java array.length is an O(N) operation, since the implementation would need to go through the array to count everything. That is why I should keep the array length in a variable so that I only call array.length once.
Recently this was brought up in a conversation, and I looked it up. Array.length is a O(1) operation since the length is just a property. My professor was old, so perhaps back in the day, it was a true statement?
Edit: there might be a chance that I misremembered, and it was arraylist. Though arraylist.length should still be O(1), unless it wasn't at some point?
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