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How to find the length and capacity of a string buffer ?

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How to find the length and capacity of a string buffer ?..

Answer / vijayakumar chinnasamy

StringBuffer conatain a method called length() to find out
the length and capacity() to findout the capacity of
stringbuffer.

ex:
StringBuffer buffer=null;
buffer.length();
buffer.capacity();

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How to find the length and capacity of a string buffer ?..

Answer / therathna

By using length and capacity methods.


For this use JDK api we get complete details

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