String Initialisation

I s there any difference in String initialized at the pt of definition Constructor Init

[94 byte] By [tshota] at [2007-10-3 3:05:03]

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> I s there any difference in String initialized at the> pt of definition Constructor Initwhat are you talking about? do you mind rephrasing your question.

lupansanseia at 2007-7-14 20:55:07 >

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/cracks knuckles/ All right, I've done some Sloppy-to-English translation in my time...Is this what you meant?

"Is there any difference between initializing a String when you declare it, and initializing it in a Constructor?"

Well, Strings should only be initialized in a constructor if they're instance members...if your String is a method variable or a class member it's not good constructor material.

Platonixa at 2007-7-14 20:55:07 >

# 3

String s = "my string";

is logical same as

String s = new String("my string");

But first variant is more efficient . When we create new String using constructor there are created two stings. First is created by compiler, when it founds constant string - "my string". And second is our String object s.

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jogurtIRa at 2007-7-14 20:55:07 >

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