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If an array is a java.lang.Object, where can i find the "array class" that extends Object? The Array Class not the java.util.Arrays utility class.
 
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array is actually a data structure and java.util.Arrays is a class which has static methods which act on the array data structure.
 
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In the API documentation? You can't. There is no single array class. There are infinite array classes, one for every other type.

However, the JLS provides some information about them: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/second_edition/html/arrays.doc.html#64347
 
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I am agree with Stephan van Hulst.
There is no such array class exists in JAVA.
It is data structure.
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