In Java1.5 along with String and StringBuffer, StringBuilder is also included...

satya5321 · 09-10-07, 04:20 PM

In Java1.5 along with String and StringBuffer, StringBuilder is also included...
The only difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder is StringBuffer is Synchronized and StringBuilder is not Synchronized.

lnarayana9603 · 14-04-08, 08:15 PM

send answer me also

luckyshah · 16-04-08, 02:24 AM

A string is a immutable i.e we can't edit the data.
StringBuffer is mutable, we can edit the data.
StringBuilder is also immutable but it can perform some special operations
These r difference between string,stringBuffer & stringBuilder.

luckyshah · 16-04-08, 02:26 AM

A string is a immutable i.e we can't edit the data.
StringBuffer is mutable, we can edit the data.
StringBuilder is also immutable but it can perform some special operations
These r difference between string,stringBuffer & stringBuilder.

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