When you allocate a dynamic array, your dynamic array implementation makes an underlying fixed-size array. The starting size depends on the implementation—let's say our implementation uses 10 indices. Now say we append 4 items to our dynamic array. At this point, our dynamic array has a length of 4. But the underlying array has a length of 10. - Study24x7
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When you allocate a dynamic array, your dynamic array implementation makes an underlying fixed-size array. The starting size depends on the implementation—let's say our implementation uses 10 indices. Now say we append 4 items to our dynamic array. At this point, our dynam...

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