Java Strings are Immutable - What That Actually Means?

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Introduction to Java Strings, the concept of immutability, creating string objects, Immutable strings.
Immutable means unmodifiable or unchangeable. In java string objects are immutable. The immutable objects are used to improve readability and runtime efficiency in object-oriented programming.

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1. synchronisation 2. security 3. caching management these are also covered due to mutability of string

diptarghyachatterjee
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thanks. all tutorials are very good. please create video on Internal working of HashMap.

digvijaypatil
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Thanks bro..add more scenarios for string other black area topics like caching, synchronization etc

mathivanan
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Please make video on internal working of JVM, Memory management

meet
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Audio just superb along with the content

rexsam
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You are really awesome on Java, it's a request please do upload more videos on JAVA, Spring-Boot.
Thanks.

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Please Make a video on Kafka with Spring boot and also Spring Security with JWT

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Please cover multithreading concepts in detail.

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Plz upload core java exception handling if possible

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Please make a complete tutorial on multi threadenening in java

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Iam just visited this channel it's really amazing bro

akatskipain
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Thank you for this amazing explanation. I have one question I couldn't find the answer anywhere, I hope you can help me,
lets say I'm concatenating a string using + operator in a for loop, what would be the time complexity of this operation?
String s="";
char[] charArray={'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'};
int len1=charArray.length;
for(int i=0;i<len1;i++){
s+=charArray[i];
}
We can assume that char array is of length n.

shivanimathur
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i think so if we are create string object using new key word then it will be create in string pool as well ..

dhrupeshpokiya
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Very nice bro... Please make a interview questions specific play list

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Wow 🤩 great this was very fast… awaited videos..

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Hey bro, I watch all your videos but I feel I am falling in a tutorial hell as you mentioned in a video. What could I do as a project for applying the knowledge I am getting from you? Any idea?

Thanks!

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Can you please suggest any good certification for java microservices developer or java spring boot developer?

shubhamayachit
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Nice attempt Sabbir.But objects get created in the heap.

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