I am not sure why there is a constructor, probably a relic from the
ealier versions of java.
I have never used a constructor for strings.
As for the .concat() method I would say the same thing.
On Nov 28, 2:50 pm, "Dom" <dolivas...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Anyone have some time to answer simple String questions?
1. Why is there a String (String) constructor? Is there any
difference between these statements:
a) -- String s = new String ("ABC");
b) -- String s = "ABC";
2. Why is there a concat method? Is there any difference between
these statements:
a) -- s = s.concat ("ABC");
b) -- s = s + "ABC";
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