How do you get address of an object in java?

Java

In Java, you cannot directly access the memory address of an object, as Java abstracts memory management away from the programmer. However, you can use the System.identityHashCode(Object obj) method to obtain a hash code that represents the object's identity, which is often based on its memory address. Alternatively, you can use the Object class's toString() method, which typically returns a string that includes the class name and the hash code, giving a rough indication of the object's identity. Remember that these methods do not provide an actual memory address but rather a representation of the object's identity.