Is There A Pointer Concept Used In Java?

No. There is no pointer concept in java; however there is one in C++. Java is the name of an object oriented programming language which is created by Sun Microsystems in the beginning of the nineties. Java applications are normally compiled to type code; however compilation to native machine code can also be done. At run time, byte code is generally either interpreted or compiled to native code for the purpose of implementation, even though direct hard ware implementation of byte code by means of a Java processor can also be done.

Most of the syntax of the language is derived from C and C++ and possess a less complicated object model and lesser low level provisions.

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Yes. In Java, Classes and Arrays are really POinters. But, Java does not support POinters Arithmetic.

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