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Introduction to Strings in Java

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Introduction to Strings in Java

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Strings in Java, a brief Introduction

Definition
 A String represents a sequence of characters, so the easiest way to represent a sequence of
characters in java is by using a character array.
Example:-
char charArray[] = new char[4];
charArray[0] = ‘J’;
charArray[1] = ‘A’;
charArray[2] = ‘V’;
charArray[3] = ‘A’;
 But strings created as character arrays as above do not support a range of operations we
may like to perform on strings. So strings are implemented in JAVA as objects of two classes’
viz. String and String Buffer.

String Class
 Example
String Name;
Name = new String(“Asif”);

Or
String Name = new String(“Asif”);

String Arrays
An array of strings can be created as follows.
String listOfStudents = new String[4];
The above array will store three string constants.
Following program demonstrates use of length(), tolOwerCase(), toUpperCase() functions. Run it and
check the output.

public class MyString {


public static void main(String args[]){
String s = new String();
s="hello world";
[Link](s);

//Display Length of the string


[Link]("Length of the string is " + [Link]());

//Create Upper case string


String new_s;
new_s=[Link]();
[Link]("Upper case string is " + new_s);

String t = new String("SRINAGAR");


[Link](t);
//Change to lower case
t=[Link]();
[Link](t);
}

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