Concatenate Strings Using String.join()

Java 8 has added a static join method to the String class. This concatenates Strings using a delimiter. Performance wise, it is similar to StringBuffer.append, but it has the added advantage that it automatically adds a delimiter.

As before, this code creates string1 and string2. It invokes the join method with these Strings and specifies space (“ “) as a delimiter. So, this code prints the following output:red blue

Tushar Sharma
Tushar Sharmahttps://www.automationdojos.com
Hi! This is Tushar, the author of 'Automation Dojos'. A passionate IT professional with a big appetite for learning, I enjoy technical content creation and curation. Hope you are having a good time! Don't forget to subscribe and stay in touch. Wishing you happy learning!

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Recent Posts

RELATED POSTS

Format Decimal Numbers using Strings Within Pattern

As mentioned in earlier posts, the java.text.DecimalFormat class is used to format decimal numbers via predefined patterns specified as String. Apart from the decimal separator,...

Concatenate Strings Using String Joiner

Java 8 has added a new class called StringJoiner. This concatenates Strings using a delimiter as well as adds a prefix and suffix to...

How To Convert List To Array in Java

A common scenario faced by programmers is to convert a Java List to an Array. A 'List' is part of the Collection Framework and...

Â

MORE IN THIS CATEGORY

Remove Duplicates from List Using LinkedHashSet

Another implementation of the Set interface is LinkedHashSet. LinkedHashSet maintains the order of elements and helps to overcome the HashSet limitation. The following code...

VBS Part 1 – Introduction and Background

At the upfront, this theoretical article might look boring to most of us but still, it is advisable to know about our scripting friend...

What is In-Proc and Out-Proc (COM) ?

The terms 'In-Proc' and 'Out-Proc' are to describe the kind of implementation of COM Servers. Before we begin, for those who are not quite...

RECENT 'HOW-TO'

How To Install Oh-My-Posh On Windows PowerShell

Oh-My-Posh is a powerful custom prompt engine for any shell that has the ability to adjust the prompt string with a function or variable. It does not...

SIMILAR ON CODEX

- Advertisement -spot_img