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  • 3.4: String Class

    • John DeNero's "Composing Programs: Strings"

      Read section 2.3.5, which explains objects and classes in Java.

    • Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 29: String and Object References

      Read this chapter. This chapter and the next discuss the String class, which is used for text manipulation. As you read these chapters, you will learn different ways to create Strings, methods to manipulate Strings, the String concatenation operator '+,' as well as the fact that the Strings are immutable.

    • Central Connecticut State University: Bradley Kjell's "Introduction to Computer Science Using Java, Chapter 29B: More about Strings"

      Read this chapter. This chapter and the previous discuss the String class, which is used for text manipulation. As you read these chapters, you will learn different ways to create Strings, methods to manipulate Strings, the String concatenation operator '+,' as well as the fact that the Strings are immutable.

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