First, you don't normally have to manipulate raw memory addresses in Java. There are classes like String, byte[], char[], and so forth. There are also List classes for managing arrays of things. All these classes have many methods that make manipulation of particular pieces of memory simple. Second, there is no explicit memory allocation or de- allocation outside the "new" operator. The virtual machine takes care of de-allocating memory when an object goes out of scope. It's still possible to "leak" memory, but the exact circumstances where that happens are not a beginner Java topic.
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