What is the difference between
String s="abc" and
String s=new String("abc");
vskumar19
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Jump to PostThe first one basically reads as follows :
"Create a string object called S where S refers to the statically defined string object "abc".The second one reads as follows :
"Create a string object called S, where S points to a new dynamically allocated string object with the …
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mrnutty
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The first one basically reads as follows :
"Create a string object called S where S refers to the statically defined string object "abc".
The second one reads as follows :
"Create a string object called S, where S points to a new dynamically allocated string object with the value 'abc' "
Use the first one when you can.
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The first one basically reads as follows :
"Create a string object called S where S refers to the statically defined string object "abc".The second one reads as follows :
"Create a string object called S, where S points to a new dynamically allocated string object with the value 'abc' "
I'm afraid that kind of simplicity won't work when explaining the concept of String pools in Java.
What is the difference between
String s="abc" and
String s=new String("abc");
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