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A10 Introduction page 1 of 17

Strings are needed in many programming tasks. Much of the information that identifies a person must be stored as a string: name, address, city, social security number, etc. This lesson covers the specifications of the String class and how to use it to solve string-processing problems.

The key topics for this lesson are:

  1. The String Class
  2. String Constructors
  3. Object References
  4. The null Value
  5. String Query Methods
  6. String Translation Methods
  7. Immutability of Strings
  8. Comparing Strings
  9. Strings and Characters
  10. The toString Method
  11. String I/O
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