java - Do ArrayLists that contain different types of objects use different amounts of memory? -


for example, if have

    int a=2; int b=3;     arraylist<integer>integers=new arraylist<integer>();     integers.add(a); integers.add(b); 

and

    string c="cow"; string d="deer";     arraylist<string> strings= new arraylist<string>();     strings.add(c); strings.add(d); 

would take different amounts of memory? help/answer highly appreciated, thanks!

the arraylists nothing more collection of references, , these take same amount of memory (if same size) no matter type of objects hold. items referred arraylist take differing amounts of memory expect.


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