Answer Posted / eknath wagadre

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

According to the Question it will creating only One object
in the Heap only..........

if we are using String str = new String("abc"); for this
statement only one object is creating in the heap only....

if we are using the code like

String str = "abc";
String str = new String("abc");

In this case only one object is creating in the heap.bcz of
in first line obviously one object is creating in the pool
and assigning the reference(S) to abc. now come in second
line it's creating object in heap but jvm will checking for
reference(s) bcz both object reference is same so now (s) is
pointing to abc which is in heap and pool object is
collected by GC. now we have only one object is heap.


if we are using the code like

String str ="abc";
String str1 = "abc";
String str2 =new String("abc");

Then only two object is creating one in string content pool
and another one is in heap.

Thank's
Eknath

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