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Difference between String and String Buffer?

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Difference between String and String Buffer?..

Answer / janet

1. String objects are constants and immutable where as
StringBuffer objects are not.
2.String class supports constant strings where as
StringBuffer class supports growable and modifiable strings.

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Difference between String and String Buffer?..

Answer / sumati

String is immutable
String buffer is mutable

Ex String str = "abc";
str = "new String";
this will creat new memory location and stores "new String"

but in String buffer
StringBuffer strBuf = "abc";
strBuf = "new String"

it will overwrite in same memory location

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Difference between String and String Buffer?..

Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)

string is immutable
string buffer is mutable

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