Java in Tamil - String Introduction - String is Immutable, String Methods in Tamil - Payilagam

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[@Js-Lovers]

i am mechanical student.semma clear understanding sir❤❤

[@akashpraveen9814]

Aiya..JavaScript playlist um add paningana arumaiyaga irukum aiya..🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍❤❤

[@arunsekar6341]

Super Explanation... It made very clear about String class. Thanks

[@avinoth9419]

your videos are helping often when i have puzzle with concept. thx u so much sir

[@maaveeran0412..]

Super sir.. I need more videos about Java

[@prakashvish3988]

Very very useful ❤️

[@nothingmuch140]

hats off sir😍🤩🤩

[@sanjays7255]

Sir nice explanation sir ,
But here one small mistake sir ,
Hashcode memory address sa return
Pannadhu
Adhukkaana hash value va return pannum
Formula: s[0]*31^lenght-1+.......+s[n]*31^0
If made mistake means pls point out my mistake sir
Thank u😊😊

[@baskaranboss8036]

Nice...Explain

[@Jsfashion7]

Super sir

[@soundaryajayaseelan6677]

Hai, sir please post framework videos, spring, spring boot, hibernate

[@muthukrishnansp1085]

Super sir❤

[@ishwaryasankar5660]

Sir, one interview question how to create custom immutable class?

[@surendhiran1891]

Tq sir

[@gowdilyank2427]

👍

[@devisara2459]

❤

[@venkadesansivalingam3979]

Very Useful🙏. Kotlin basics videos konjam pannunga sir plz..!

[@sandhyasandy8151]

Sir neenga unga java software kedaikum ah

[@santhoshs7862]

Why type ..count=1 or 0 i confused 🤔

[@vanithask459]

hello sir... i am having one doubt sir... if we create two objects like this,
String s1=new String("welcome");
String s2="welcome";
when we printing the hashcode() of those objects, i get the same output. when we create object with new keyword, that object stored in heap memory. when we create literal, is that literal points that same value in heap memory? please clear my doubt sir

[@mushua6060]

Yeah It Points To Same Address Cause Java Works Like That To Reduce Memory And Until If You Done Any Correction It Points To Same Address.

[@irshadahamed5786]

No it was in the memory of heap contains str constant pool in that nly it will save

[@ECASUBAIDASY]

Count ++ yen podamum

[@balajiabd2173]

Sir toString method puriyala

[@shelshyagold9180]

Ennakum

[@Tnusrb_09_01]

Sir notes kedaikuma sir

[@vinith2320]

Sir I have a problem and I can't find a solution in Internet
Neenga intha comment uh patheenga na please paste your solution here
Question is :
"Hello World of java and python" replace first 2 letters of each word in this string with number "12"
Hope I get a response from you sir...

[@sindran126]

Try replace keyword. If don't know about replace keyword refer that videos

[@narenkrishh7412]

public class Read
{
public static void main(String[]args)
{
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer("Hello World of java and python");
for(int i=0;i

[@chandrusekar5070]

Super sir