hi to all. well can you please tell me that why String class
is immutable?
Thanks in advance.
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Answer Posted / hari
Well it is immutable because of the memory concern. For
every new string if there is new object then it will take
lot of memory and if there is such requirement then there
is StringBuffer class provided.
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