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How much is the space array

I mean, if I create 10 integers and an integer array of 10, will there be any difference in the occupied space.

I asked this question: I need to create a Boolean array of millions of records, so I want to understand how much space the array will occupy.
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An array of integers is represented as a memory block for storing integers and the title of an object. An object header usually takes 3 32-bit words for a 32-bit JVM, but this is platform dependent. (The header contains some flag bits, a reference to the class descriptor, space for information about elementary locking, and the length of the actual array. Plus an addition.)

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