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Writing variables is like in Java Bean like

1. private String password;
2. private String password = null;
3. private String password = "";

Which will be better programming approach and why?
Please elaborate.
 
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Well, it all depends on what you want your variables to be initialised to! There is no 'best answer' in this case, although I suspect a lot of people by default (and IDEs) would produce private String password; (which is effectively the same as private String password = null;).
 
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Thank a lot.
 
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