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Hi!
Actually, in java there is something called as a string pool where all string
instances holding String constants are stored or rather allocated memory. when i
say string constants it is something like "abc". but if u assign a value to a
string instance like s = new String("abc"); it is not the case. u can try and
see. but once u perform something concatenation operation like u'r  x+= "def"
then a new instance is created in the string pool. it is irrespective of any
classes and is only with String class and not any other classi guess now it's
pretty clear.
Azeem.


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