How does a Java object class differ from its Kotlin counterpart?

In Java, arrays are objects that store elements of the same type. The data type of the elements is determined at the time of declaration and can be primitive (e.g., int, double, char) or reference types (e.g., class objects).

Example of declaring an array of integers:

int[] numbers = new int[5];

Here, the array numbers stores elements of type int. Therefore, the data type for storing elements in an array is a specific type specified during array creation.