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Unknown Java Features Part 1: BitSet
BitSet – the holy grail of working with bits What does it solve? java.util.BitSet solves the memory consumption of boolean[]. Adding a tiny CPU overhead. And offering a lot of helpful methods. It’s available since Java 1.0. Boolean and memory in detail … Continue reading
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Tagged BitSet, boolean, boolean array, byte, Java, java.util.BitSet, memory, unknown features
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