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Ahmed Shareef
Ahmed Shareef

Reputation: 21

When is the String object created?

I am in the confusion that when is the String object created? I mean at the time of identification process by a compiler where the compiler identifies each statement in a java class for binding OR at the time of execution by jvm, where the jvm executes each statement in the java class based on the binding.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 85

Answers (2)

Sumit Kandoi
Sumit Kandoi

Reputation: 427

String s1 = "iByteCode";

How this works?

■ JVM checks the String constant pool first and if the string does not exist, it creates a new String object “iByteCode” and a reference is maintained in the pool. The variable ‘s1′ also refers the same object.

■ This statement creates one String object “iByteCode”.

Upvotes: 0

StuPointerException
StuPointerException

Reputation: 7267

No objects are instantiated at compile time. This is impossible, regardless of the type.

Compiling a java class converts it into byte code, this byte code is executed within the JVM and this is where your objects are created in the heap.

Upvotes: 1

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