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To use objects as keys in a HashMap, they must override the equals() and hashCode() methods. Immutable objects cannot be modified once created. There are differences between creating Strings with new vs literals - literals are stored in the string pool while new is not. The key differences between StringBuffer and StringBuilder are that StringBuffer is synchronized while StringBuilder is not. Finally blocks will execute even if there is a return statement in a try or catch block, but not if System.exit() is called from try or catch.
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479 viewsTop 25 Most Frequently Asked Interview Core Java Interview Questions and Answers - Java Hungry
To use objects as keys in a HashMap, they must override the equals() and hashCode() methods. Immutable objects cannot be modified once created. There are differences between creating Strings with new vs literals - literals are stored in the string pool while new is not. The key differences between StringBuffer and StringBuilder are that StringBuffer is synchronized while StringBuilder is not. Finally blocks will execute even if there is a return statement in a try or catch block, but not if System.exit() is called from try or catch.
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