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Why String in Java Doesn’t Always Need new – Behind the Scenes of String Memory Management
- String in Java doesn’t always need new
- String interning and the string constant pool are powerful memory-saving features in Java
- Java reuses the same string literal from the string constant pool
- Using the intern() method checks the string pool and returns the pooled object or adds it to the pool
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