Strings are Immutable in Java

Java Programming: Strings are Immutable in Java Programming
Topics discussed:
1. Immutable Objects in Java.
2. Strings are immutable in Java.
3. Using new with Strings.

Music:
Axol x Alex Skrindo - You [NCS Release]

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[Ceyhus]

Awesome!!! Finally, someone explained simply what Garbage really is ))) Thank you

[justpaulo]

Thank you for clarifying this.
I guess I misunderstood you on the last couple of videos and rush to conclusions. My bad.

[advitiayanand]

Enlightening!

Thank you for such an easy to follow explanation.

[lamaspacos]

03:17 We want use «new» for different String variables that point different strings with the same text.

[DeepakKumar-dwre]

Btw your explanation is too good.
Thanks for giving such an adorble content.

[chukwukennedy]

thank you for this resource you created, its self explanatory.

[codingwithjava]

Sir please make a playlist on servlet and jsp

[AbhishekKumar-llrr]

GC is not applicable for string constant pool

[paia]

Hey sir, String and constant are similar right, they cannot be change

[zqpegwf]

Strings are immutable its value cannot changed but how it changed when we concatenate it with other string pls explain with reference address box

[zqpegwf]

Str1='val';
Str='val2';

What happened when same name of string object have different value explain with reference diagram(like 3.58 th minute in this video)

[brunomiguel]

It's clear, and how about prinitives data type ? Are Java primitives immutable?

[rizwansayyed]

you said strings can be collected by GC but its not the case when i searched on internet it says jvm does not allow GC to run in strings pool, can yo elaborate on this?

[aakashpoly]

I think old value is not removed by Java Garbage Collector in the String Literal.

[royankit]

String is stored in String Constant Pool and java garbage collector can not remove the value stored in String Constant Pool