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By vincetheprogrammer
via problematicprogrammer.com
Published: Jun 12 2007 / 15:48

Maximize Java Performance By Avoiding StringBuffer
I’m here to humor you. Because you are my favorite. And favourite too. People often ask me - what is the best way to perform concatenation operations in Java? And I answer- how much is it worth to you?
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bloid replied ago:

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I still don't see the point of this blog... If there was humour in it, I could see the point

But there isn't

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daniel replied ago:

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Yeah, it's not even accurate either. StringBuffer *is* mutable, it's String that isn't. That's the whole point of using String(Buffer|Builder)

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bloid replied ago:

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I think that's why it's marked as "humour"... I just don't see the funny side...

Humourless Tim ;)

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gareth_western replied ago:

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So not funny.

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ilazarte replied ago:

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i maximize java by using the script version. javascript uses java and its interoperable on the xml dialog.

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jakob_n replied ago:

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Maybe not that funny but his blog on logging is hilarious, much recommended.

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