Arrays memory addresses

[Dayanand]

package basics;

public class Mgr
{

public static void main(String[] args)
{

int all[] = new int [10];
System.out.println(all);
System.out.println(all[1]);

}

}
output
[I@1242719c
0

Hi
i want to know the memory addresses of each element in the array
here i am printing System.out.println(all);

if all is starting element`s memory address of the array all[].?
then how to know the remaining elements memory addresses which are in the array all[]

more ever the address [I@1242719c its keep on changing when ever i compile for the next time to [I@1242719c1,,,,i want to know the reason why it happens so

Thanks in advance
Daya

[JosAH]

Java is not C (nor C++) and you can't have a 'memory address' from an object by just using Java but more important: why do you want such functionality? It isn't needed in Java.

kind regards,

Jos

[Tolls]

In addition that address can change during execution depending on what the garbage collector does. If it compacts the memory then it can shift where this array is held.

So, to reiterate what Jos has said, why do you think you need to know this information?