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We can do away with the to-n association and attribute backing lists being nullable, and declare it initialized from the start:
private final java.util.ArrayList<Student> students = new java.util.ArrayList<>();
ArrayList creation is cheap, it does not even instantiate a backing array until the first element is added.
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Please measure the memory overhead that would be introduced by this change.
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We can do away with the to-n association and attribute backing lists being nullable, and declare it initialized from the start:
ArrayList creation is cheap, it does not even instantiate a backing array until the first element is added.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: