Let’s see the difference between String and StringBuffer in java.
String | StringBuffer |
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String is a immutable class which implements comparable interface. | StringBuffer is a mutable class which does't implements Comparable interface. |
We can create object of String in two ways without new operator and with new operator. | We can create StringBuffer object only with new operator. |
String uses String constant pool mechanism in order to reuse the objects. | There is no concept in case of StringBuffer. |
String methods are not synchronized. | All StringBuffer methods are synchronized. |
We can compare two string using compareT0() method | We can't compare two StringBuffer object using compareTo() method. |
String Overrides hashCode() and equals() methods. | StringBuffer doesn't overrides hasCode() and equals() methods. |