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how many Strig objects get created from following code:
String s1= new String("hi");
String s2="hi";
i thik two.for String s1 two objects,one get lost in Strig pool & another is referred by s1.then s2 refers to the same string which get lost in string pool.
is it correct?
thanks in advance..
 
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Hi Prajkta,
Yes there will be 2 objects created as you mentioned.
FYI, this topic has been discussed very frequently here.
This link will take you to one of those threads.

Regards,
Sumit.
 
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one get lost in String pool



It's better to say allocated or stored. If it's lost it wouldn't be found again, would it?
 
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