Stringbuffer 2005-10-23 - By Duc Vo
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If I don't misunderstand your question, there are 4 in method 1 and also
4 in method 2.
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Hi,
Could anyone please mail be which one would be better of the below two
in
performance.
How many strings will be created in Method1 and how many in Method2?
Thanks in advance.
Method - 1
String b = "beta";
StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer("The strings are ");
buf.append("a"+ b + "c");
Method - 2
String b = "beta";
StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer("The strings are ");
buf.append("a").append(b).append("c");
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