Strings: Garbage Collection and Immutability in Java
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String immutability and garbage collection in Java affect memory management. Unreferenced string literals remain in the String Pool, while heap-based strings can be garbage-collected. Concatenation with literals is optimized at compile-time, but runtime concatenation creates new heap objects, impacting memory usage and performance.
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