Java Array Input Validation

Arrays are considered primitive data types in Java.

The equality operator == in Java checks whether two arrays are stored in the same memory location.

The assignment operator in Java for arrays copies the entire content of the array to a new memory location.

Method equals in Java only checks the length of two arrays to see if they are equal.

When passing an entire array as an argument to a method, you can alter the elements of the array within the method.

Arrays in Java can never go out of bounds when accessing elements.

Arrays in Java cannot be used as method arguments.

In Java, arrays are always passed by value to methods.

Using the equality operator == in Java will always provide the desired result when comparing two arrays.

In Java, arrays are stored in memory as sequential blocks of data.