Is “new String()” immutable as well?

Question

I\'ve been studying Java String for a while. The following questions are based on the below posts

Java String is special
Immutability of String in java

Answer 1

This isn't strictly an answer to your question, but if behind your question is a wish to have mutable strings that you can manipulate, you should check out the StringBuilder class, which implements many of the exact same methods that String has but also adds methods to change the current contents.

Once you've built your string in such a way that you're content with it, you simply call toString() on it in order to convert it to an ordinary String that you can pass to library routines and other functions that only take Strings.

Also, both StringBuilder and String implements the CharSequence interface, so if you want to write functions in your own code that can use both mutable and immutable strings, you can declare them to take any CharSequence object.