Is this code valid<br /> <br /> String[] strArray = new String[2];<br /> strArray.length = 5;

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Q1. Is this code valid

String[] strArray = new String[2];
strArray.length = 5;

Ans. It will give compile time error saying "The final field array.length cannot be assigned"

Arrays once initialized cannot be resized.

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