Differences between String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder in Java

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  1. String is an immutable class while StringBuilder & StringBuffer are mutable classes. StringBuffer is synchronized while StringBuilder is not.

    Below link can be useful to find more differences between String, StringBuffer & StringBuilder

    Difference between String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder

    http://newtechnobuzzz.blogspot.com/2014/07/difference-between-string-stringbuffer.html

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  2. This is very nice article about Java String vs StringBuffer .
    thanks for this nice post.

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