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string is immutable? right every one knows that, my
question is it advantage or disadvantage making string
immutable?

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string is immutable? right every one knows that, my question is it advantage or disadvantage makin..

Answer / payal gupta

It is an advantage that a String class is immutable because
almost all the standard classes use its methods, if they
were mutable, then the behaviour of other standard classes
and their methods would not have been consistent.

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string is immutable? right every one knows that, my question is it advantage or disadvantage makin..

Answer / vinod kumar

It is an advantage
performance: knowing that a string is immutable makes it
easy to lay it out at construction time — fixed and
unchanging storage requirements

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string is immutable? right every one knows that, my question is it advantage or disadvantage makin..

Answer / prashant renge

It is advantage,
because String is standard class,if it is muttable
behaviour is inconsistant.

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string is immutable? right every one knows that, my question is it advantage or disadvantage makin..

Answer / chandu

Sting is Immutable.We can make String as mutable in the give ex
String s="Hello";
String s=s1;
String s2;
s2=s1.append("World");

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string is immutable? right every one knows that, my question is it advantage or disadvantage makin..

Answer / ashish balhara

The performance for String is poor as compared to String
Buffer, as internally (for eg. a simple operation like + on
String), it generates String Buffer, calls append operation
(eqvt. of + in String) & converts result back to String.
Hence extra bytecode is generated which could be done away
with.

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