1)String value are stored in dynamic memory (managed heap) and variables of type string keep a reference to an object in heap. 2)The character sequence stored in string variable of class are immutable ...
As we know in Java String is immutable means we cannot reassign a new value to the same string object. That's why in Java to provide mutability we use either StringBuffer or StringBuilder.
The characters in a string have indices that run from 0 to string.length() - 1. The method charAt() returns the character at a specified index. The boolean operator ( == ) returns true only if the two ...
The characters in a string have indices that run from 0 to string.length() - 1. The method charAt() returns the character at a specified index. The boolean operator ( == ) returns true only if the two ...
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