Answer:
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Explanation:
- C++ permits arithmetic among pointers but Java references not.
-java doesn’t support pointer explicitly, but Java uses pointer absolutely.
-Memory access via the pointer in C++ is basically unsafe but in java, robust security model does not allow arithmetic among pointers for this reason.
- References in Java are the strong types. Unlike c++ we cannot just cast int* to char* and just re-interpret the memory at that location.
-Manipulation of pointers is unsafe as compared to references in Java.
