String object by literal

12.3 literal

1. We can create String object by using literal

a). String name ;                //  Declaration

     name = “Nireekshan” ;   //  Initialization

              (or)

                 b). String name = “Nireekshan” ; 

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Program         :        Creating String object by using literal

Program name  :        Demo1.java

Output             : 

                                First name is : Prasad 

                                Second name is : Kumar

class Demo1

{

public static void main(String args[])

{

        String name1 ;

        name1 = “Prasad” ;

        String name2 = “Kumar”;

        System.out.println(“First name is:”+name1);

        System.out.println(“Second name is:”+name2);

}

}

Compile          :          javac Demo1.java

Run                :          java Demo1

Output            :

                                 First name is : Prasad

                                 Second name is : Kumar

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Note : 

• If we are giving anything between double quotes that will come under string data, even we did same thing in Hello World program 
• If we assign that string data to String object then we can reuse in program if it is required.

Thanks for your time.

Nireekshan

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