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Presentation on:

String Buffer Class


By- Ashish Parasar (23225006)
Introductio
n
• String manipulation is a common task in programming, required for
tasks like data processing, formatting, and text modifications.

• Immutable strings cannot be changed after creation, leading to the


creation of new objects for modifications.

• String Buffer is a Java class designed to handle mutable strings,


allowing modifications without the need for creating new objects.
String Buffer Basics
• String Buffer is part of the java.lang package, specifically designed
for mutable string manipulation.

• Unlike immutable strings, String Buffer allows in-place


modifications, making it suitable for scenarios where frequent
changes are needed.

• This mutability is a key characteristic that distinguishes it from the


immutable String class.
String Buffer
Methods


append(): Adding characters at the end.
insert(): Inserting characters at a specified position.
• delete(): Removing characters within a range.
• reverse(): Reversing the content.

• These methods collectively make String Buffer a powerful tool for a


variety of string manipulation tasks, enhancing efficiency and
readability
Synchronization and
Conclusion
• String Buffer is synchronized, making it thread-safe for use in
multi-threaded environments where data integrity is crucial.

• String Buffer is a vital Java class for efficient string manipulation,


addressing the challenges posed by the immutable nature of
strings.

• Its mutable characteristics allow in-place modifications,


eliminating the need to create new objects and enhancing
performance.
References
• https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/stringbuffer-class-in-java/
• https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/lang/java_lang_stringbuffer.
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