Answer / Kanchan Yadav

`String` is an immutable class in Java. Once a `String` object is created, its value cannot be changed. On the other hand, both `StringBuffer` and `StringBuilder` are mutable classes that can change their values over time. `StringBuffer` is synchronized, while `StringBuilder` is not.

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