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Difference between the String and StringBuffer classes?
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Answer / anitha
yes, String is a immutable that means once the string
object is created it cannot be changed.
String Buffer: it is a mutable,this object is changed if we
make any modifications.
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Answer / sathya
String class is immutable i.e oncle created the value
cannot chage.
Stringbuffer class is mutable.The value can change.
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Answer / latha
String is immutable and StringBuffer is mutable as most of
we know. In performance, StringBuffer is faster than the
String while performing simple concatenations.
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