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UNIT V — String Handling in Java & Multithreaded Programming

Part A — String Handling in Java

1. Introduction

Strings are immutable objects representing sequences of characters. Java provides String,
StringBuffer, StringBuilder, and the CharSequence interface to work with textual data.

2. CharSequence interface

An abstraction for a readable sequence of char values.

3. Class String

Immutable and widely used for text processing in Java.

4. Methods for Extracting Characters

- charAt

- toCharArray

- getChars

5. Comparison, Modifying, Searching Strings

6. Class StringBuffer

Mutable, synchronized version of StringBuilder.

Part B — Multithreaded Programming

1. Introduction

Multithreading allows multiple threads to run concurrently.

2. Need for Threads

For efficiency, responsiveness, parallel processing.


3. Thread Class & Runnable Interface

4. Thread States

NEW, RUNNABLE, BLOCKED, WAITING, TIMED_WAITING, TERMINATED.

5. Priority, Synchronization, Race Conditions, Deadlock

6. Inter-thread Communication

wait(), notify(), notifyAll()

7. Suspending, Resuming, Stopping Threads (Deprecated)

Use interrupt() or flags.

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