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  1. 05-07-2012, 05:19 PM #1
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    Default Difference between String str1 = "hi"; and String str2 = new String("hi");

    Just wanna know the difference between String str1 = "hi"; and String str2 = new String("hi");

    and is there any specific reason to use the later one ??
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    Default Re: Difference between String str1 = "hi"; and String str2 = new String("hi");

    Did you consult the String api? Java Platform SE 6
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