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    This document compares String, StringBuffer, and StringBuilder in Java. String is immutable while StringBuffer and StringBuilder are mutable, making them faster for string concatenation. StringBuffer is synchronized and thread-safe, while StringBuilder is non-synchronized. For fixed content with no thread safety needs, use String; for changing content requiring thread safety, use StringBuffer; and for changing content without thread safety, use StringBuilder.

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    This document compares String, StringBuffer, and StringBuilder in Java. String is immutable while StringBuffer and StringBuilder are mutable, making them faster for string concatenation. StringBuffer is synchronized and thread-safe, while StringBuilder is non-synchronized. For fixed content with no thread safety needs, use String; for changing content requiring thread safety, use StringBuffer; and for changing content without thread safety, use StringBuilder.

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    Deffernce String

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    This document compares String, StringBuffer, and StringBuilder in Java. String is immutable while StringBuffer and StringBuilder are mutable, making them faster for string concatenation. StringBuffer is synchronized and thread-safe, while StringBuilder is non-synchronized. For fixed content with no thread safety needs, use String; for changing content requiring thread safety, use StringBuffer; and for changing content without thread safety, use StringBuilder.

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    Difference

    String vs StringBuffer vs StringBuilder

    String is one of the most widely used classes in Java. StringBuffer and
    StringBuilder classes provide methods to manipulate strings. We will look
    into the difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder. StringBuffer vs
    StringBuilder is a popular Java interview question.

    String vs StringBuffer
    String String Buffer
    Is immutable Is mutable
    Is slow and consumes more Is fast and consumes less memory
    memory when you concat too when you concat strings
    many strings because every time it
    creates new instance.
    Overrides the equals() method of Doesn’t override the equals()
    object classes. So you can compare method of object classes.
    the contents of two strings by
    equals() method.
    Non synchronized. Synchronized.

    StringBuffer vs StringBuilder
    String Buffer String Builder
    Synchronized. Non synchronized.
    i.e. i.e.
    thread safe . It means two threads not thread safe . It means two
    can’t call the methods of threads can call the methods of
    StringBuffer simultaneously. StringBuilder simultaneously.
    Is less efficient than StringBuilder Is less efficient than StringBuffer
    String , StringBuffer , StringBuilder
    String String Buffer String Builder
     If our content is  If our content is  If our content is
    fixed and not not fixed as well not fixed
    changing as thread safety ,changed
    frequently then is required then frequently and
    we should go for we should go for thread safety is
    String String Buffer . not required
    then we should
    go for String
    Builder .

    Assmaa Ali
    IT 3

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