JAVA- Strings

A string is a collection of characters and consider as a single data item. We can represent the string by following character array:

char name[ ] = new char[9];

name[0]=’J’;

name[1]=’a’;

name[2]=’l’;

name[3]=’a’;

name[4]=’n’;

name[5]=’d’;

name[6]=’h’;

name[7]=’a’;

name[8]=’r’;

 

Implementing strings in java is more efficient and reliable than c. Because as you can see in the above example we have used exactly 9 characters for the word which having 9 characters but in c language a null terminated must be at the end of string, string will becomes of 10 character in c language.

There are two classes are used to implemented string in java these are as follows:

1.      String

2.      StringBuffer

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