Answer from cs61c-eo (James McBryan 16730959) for Question 3
A new memory allocation in Jave would use the "new" keyword.  To get rid of this new object, the "delete" command is used.  The reason Java is like this is because it is programmer friendly and computer friendly, its making sure the programmer does not screw up which screws up the computer thus specific memory address are untouchable: this is what class files are for.