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Java String Class Overview and Methods

The document provides an overview of the String class in Java, highlighting its definition, creation methods, and common functionalities. It covers various methods such as length(), charAt(), concat(), and others, along with example outputs for each. Additionally, it emphasizes the immutability of strings in Java, demonstrating that operations do not alter the original string.

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Java String Class Overview and Methods

The document provides an overview of the String class in Java, highlighting its definition, creation methods, and common functionalities. It covers various methods such as length(), charAt(), concat(), and others, along with example outputs for each. Additionally, it emphasizes the immutability of strings in Java, demonstrating that operations do not alter the original string.

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■ JAVA PRINT WALL — STRING CLASS

(All-in-One)

■ 1. Basic Definition
- String is a class in [Link] package.
- Represents a sequence of characters.
- It is immutable (cannot be changed after creation).
String s = "Hello";
String t = new String("World");

■ 2. String Creation
String s1 = "Java";
String s2 = new String("Java");

■ 3. Common Methods
■ length()
String s = "Hello";
[Link]([Link]());
Output:
5

■ charAt()
[Link]("Java".charAt(2));
Output:
v

■ concat()
String s1 = "Hello ";
String s2 = "World";
[Link]([Link](s2));
Output:
Hello World

■ equals() and equalsIgnoreCase()


[Link]("JAVA".equals("java"));
[Link]("JAVA".equalsIgnoreCase("java"));
Output:
false
true

■ compareTo()
[Link]("A".compareTo("B"));
[Link]("B".compareTo("A"));
[Link]("A".compareTo("A"));
Output:
-1
1
0

■ substring()
String s = "Programming";
[Link]([Link](3));
[Link]([Link](0, 6));
Output:
gramming
Progra

■ toUpperCase() / toLowerCase()
String s = "Java";
[Link]([Link]());
[Link]([Link]());
Output:
JAVA
java

■ trim()
String s = " Hello ";
[Link]([Link]());
Output:
Hello

■ replace()
[Link]("banana".replace('a', 'o'));
Output:
bonono

■ contains()
[Link]("JavaScript".contains("Java"));
Output:
true

■ indexOf() / lastIndexOf()
String s = "banana";
[Link]([Link]('a'));
[Link]([Link]('a'));
Output:
1
5

■ startsWith() / endsWith()
[Link]("Hello".startsWith("He"));
[Link]("Hello".endsWith("lo"));
Output:
true
true

■ split()
String s = "A,B,C";
String[] arr = [Link](",");
[Link](arr[0]);
Output:
A

■ valueOf()
int x = 10;
String s = [Link](x);
[Link](s + 5);
Output:
105
■ join()
String s = [Link]("-", "Java", "Python", "C++");
[Link](s);
Output:
Java-Python-C++

■ toCharArray()
char[] arr = "Hi".toCharArray();
[Link](arr[0]);
Output:
H

■ intern()
String s1 = new String("Java").intern();
String s2 = "Java";
[Link](s1 == s2);
Output:
true

■ isEmpty() / isBlank() (Java 11)


[Link]("".isEmpty());
[Link](" ".isBlank());
Output:
true
true

■ 4. String Immutability
String s = "Java";
[Link]("World");
[Link](s);
Output:
Java
(Original string doesn’t change — creates new one.)

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