Finally, as a reminder for anyone new to Java and Java Strings, if you find yourself assembling a large String from a large number of pieces, you will typically be better off using a StringBuilder ...

However, it might also be common in the application to create ... new Point(4, 20); //creates a point at 4,20 These overloaded constructors repeat the same basic initialization steps, and that's a ...

Java stores object values in heap memory; references to the value are stored in the stack. Another way to create strings is to use the new keyword, as in the following example. String s1 = new String( ...