Java Strings Explained | String Pool, Memory & Immutability | Core Java Tutorial

In this video, we’ll understand Strings in Java from the basics with practical programs and memory diagrams. Instead of just learning String methods, we’ll focus on the concepts that are frequently asked in Java interviews. 📌 Topics Covered What is a String in Java? Is String a class or a data type? String as a non-primitive/reference type String Literal Stack vs Heap String Constant Pool How String Pool reuses objects new String() and memory allocation == vs equals() String Immutability Why is String immutable? Practical Java programs and memory examples Example Used: String name = "CodeSnap"; System.out.println("name ="+name); //1 - Literls String s1 = "CodeSnap"; //2 - using new keyword String s2 = new String("CodeSnap"); String s4 = new String("CodeSnap"); String s3 = "CodeSnap"; System.out.println( s1 == s2); System.out.println( s1 == s3); System.out.println( s3 == s4); We'll understand exactly what happens in memory when these statements execute. 🎯 This Video is Useful For Core Java beginners Java developer interviews Java backend developers Spring Boot developers Java coding interview preparation If you're learning Java step by step, subscribe to the channel for more Core Java, Java interview questions, Spring Boot, Microservices and System Design content. #Java #CoreJava #JavaStrings #StringPool #JavaInterview #JavaProgramming #LearnJava #JavaDeveloper #CodingInterview