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Draw arrows with memory address numbers written over them from Java objects to their corresponding memory address to help students connect memory models to the actual hardware process.

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  • When drawing memory models in Java, note that the arrows correspond to memory address by writing actual numbers of memory addresses above the arrows.

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  • CS 1
  • Intro Programming
  • Java
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