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Strings

The document provides an overview of the String class in Java, detailing its characteristics such as immutability and methods for manipulation. It explains the String Constant Pool, object creation, and the difference between using the '==' operator and the 'equals()' method for comparison. Additionally, it covers various String methods like charAt(), length(), concat(), and others, along with examples of string reversal and palindrome checking.

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Strings

The document provides an overview of the String class in Java, detailing its characteristics such as immutability and methods for manipulation. It explains the String Constant Pool, object creation, and the difference between using the '==' operator and the 'equals()' method for comparison. Additionally, it covers various String methods like charAt(), length(), concat(), and others, along with examples of string reversal and palindrome checking.

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Strings

-> String is a pre-defined class available in [Link] package

-> String we can use as a data type also (Referenced Data Type)

Note: Every java class can be used as a referenced data type

-> String is used to store group of characters

Ex : String name = "abc" ;

-> String is immutable in java ( can't be modified )


-> We can create String object in 2 ways

// approach - 1 (string literal)


String name = "flm";

// approach -2 (using new operator)


String str = new String ("flm");

String Constant Pool


-> It is special memory in JVM to store String objects
-> It will not allow us to create duplicate objects

String s1 = "hi" ;
String s2 = "hi" ;

-> s1 and s2 objects are having same content hence only one object will be created and two
variables will be pointed to same object.
class StringDemo {

public static void main(String[ ] args) {

String s1 = "hi" ;

String s2 = "hi" ;

if ( s1 == s2 ) {

[Link] (" Both are same ");

}else {

[Link](" Both are not same" );

}
=> If we create String objects using 'new' operator always new object will be created in Heap area.
class StringDemo {

public static void main(String[ ] args) {

String s1 = new String ("hello") ;

String s2 = new String ("hello") ;

if ( s1 == s2 ) {

[Link] (" Both are same ");


}else {

[Link](" Both are not same" );

Note: In Strings == will compare address of the objects not content.

Q) How many objects will be created ?

String s1 = "flm" ; // 1 obj


String s2 = "flm"; // 1 obj

String s3 = new String("flm"); // 2 objs


String s4 = new String("flm"); // 3 objs

String s5 = new String("hello"); // 5 objs

String s6 = new String("hi"); // 7 objs


s1 == s2 =====> true

s2 == s3 =====> false
s3 == s4 =====> false

s5 == s6 ====> false

String class Methods


charAt ( ) => To get a character based on given index

String s1 = "flm";

[Link]([Link](0));

length ( ) => To get size of string ( [Link] characters available in String )


String s1 = "flm";
[Link]([Link]( ) );

concat ( ) => To join two strings (appending)

String s1 = "Frontlines";

String s2 = "Edutech;

String s3 = [Link](s2);

// String s4 = s1 + s2 ;
[Link](s3);

equals ( ) => To compare content of two Strings

String s1 = "hi";

String s2 = "hello";
[Link]( [Link](s2) );

Note: In Strings, == operator will compare address of string objects where as 'equals( ) ' method will
compare content of the objects.
replace ( ) => To repalce chars with another chars

String s1 = "hyderabad";

String s2 = [Link]("bad", "good");

[Link](s2);

toUpperCase ( ) => To convert string to uppercase string

[Link]( ) ;
toLowerCase ( ) => To convert String to lowercase String

[Link] ( ) ;

indexOf ( ) => To get first occurance of char

[Link] ( [Link]('a') ) ;

lastIndexOf ( ) => to get last occurance of char

[Link] ( [Link]('a') ) ;

Note: If given char is not available then it will return '-1'

substring ( ) => It is used to get some part of the string. It will take start index & end index.

start-index : inclusive

end-index : exclusive
[Link]( [Link](0,5)
Note: If we don't give end index, it will print from start index to last index.

split ( ) => It is used to split the string based on delimiter (seperator)

String s2 = "hi@hello@how are@you";

String [ ] arr = [Link] ("@");

[Link]([Link](arr));

valueOf ( ) -> It is used convert any type value into String type
int a = 10 ;

int b = 20 ;

a + b ===> 30

String s1 = "10";
String s2 = "20";

s1 + s2 ==> "1020"

[Link] (a) + [Link] (b) ==> 1020

"10" + "20" ==> 1020

Note: valueOf ( ) is a static method in String class. Static methods will be called using classname.
Non-Static methods will be called using Object.

startsWith ( ) => It is used to check given String is starting with particular char(s) or not

String str = "flm";

[Link]("f") ; =====> true


[Link]("z") ; =====> false

endsWith ( ) => It is used to check given String is ending particular char(s) or not

String str = "flm";

[Link]("lm"); ===> true

[Link]("good") ===> false

trim ( ) ==> It is used to remove starting and ending spaces of String

String str = " hello ";

[Link] ( );

intern ( ) => It is used to access the object from scp

String s1 = "hi";
String s2 = [Link] ( );
s1 == s2 ===> true

toString ( ) => It is used to convert object into string format.

toCharArray ( ) : This method is used to convert String to char array

String s1 = "java";

char arr[ ] = [Link] ( );

===========================================

class StringReverse {

public static void main(String[ ] args){


String s = "java";

String rev = "";

for( int i = [Link]( ) - 1 ; i >=0 ; i-- ){

rev = rev + [Link] ( i ) ; //avaj

}
}

----------------------------------------------------------
class StringReverse {

public static void main(String[ ] args){

String s = args[0];
String rev = "";

for( int i = [Link]( ) - 1 ; i >=0 ; i-- ){


rev = rev + [Link] ( i ) ;

[Link](rev);

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Palindrome {
public static void main(String[ ] args){

String s = args [0] ;

String s1 = "";

for(int i = [Link] ( ) -1 ; i >=0 ; i -- ){

s1 = s1 + [Link] (i);

}
if( [Link](s1) ){

[Link]("Palindrome");

}else{

[Link]("Not Palindrome");
}

------------------------------------------------------------------------

class StringReverse {

public static void main(String[ ] args){


String s = "java";

String rev = "";


for( int i = [Link]( ) - 1 ; i >=0 ; i-- ){

rev = rev + [Link] ( i ) ; //avaj

}
}

}
----------------------------------------------------------

class StringReverse {

public static void main(String[ ] args){

String s = args[0];

String rev = "";

for( int i = [Link]( ) - 1 ; i >=0 ; i-- ){

rev = rev + [Link] ( i ) ;


}
[Link](rev);

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

class Palindrome {
public static void main(String[ ] args){

String s = args [0] ;

String s1 = "";

for(int i = [Link] ( ) -1 ; i >=0 ; i -- ){


s1 = s1 + [Link] (i);

if( [Link](s1) ){

[Link]("Palindrome");

}else{

[Link]("Not Palindrome");
}

}
}

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