Answer Posted / 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.

Will the jvm load the package twice at runtime?

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public class Test { public static void main(String[] args) { int countA = 0; int countB = 0; int countC = 0; int countD = 0; int countE = 0; int countF = 0; int countG = 0; int countH = 0; int countI = 0; int countJ = 0; int countK = 0; int countL = 0; int countM = 0; int countN = 0; int countO = 0; int countP = 0; int countQ = 0; int countR = 0; int countS = 0; int countT = 0; int countU = 0; int countV = 0; int countW = 0; int countX = 0; int countY = 0; int countZ = 0; } } Can anybody tell me any alternate solution(like loop or something) to automate this initialization process. Ex:- for(char chr='A';chr<='Z'; chr++) { (int) String "count"+chr = 0; }

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What is a instance variable?

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Can long be null in java?

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Explain importance of inheritance in java?

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