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This project consists of many simple examples to understand strings, string literals and new keyword in string. It will help you to understand the difference between equalto method and == operator, to understand that strings are immutable and to understand other string methods under string class in java.

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This project consists of many simple examples to understand strings, string literals and new keyword in string. It will help you to understand the difference between equalto method and == operator, to understand that strings are immutable and to understand other string methods under string class in java.

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