String vs StringBuilder vs StringBuffer | What is Immutability? | Java String Operations | Geekific

[@realrawt]

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[@MrRexxarHell]

11 min and so detailed and well explained. I will pin up your channel to my browser in my journey with java :)

[@geekific]

Thanks for the support! Really glad I could be of help :)

[@davidkurghinyan4872]

Thank you very much dear friend, now I know what is it)))))))) Good job

[@geekific]

Glad I could help :)

[@zyonsavery4834]

Very well made video with detailed examples. Great job.

[@geekific]

Thank you very much! Glad it helped :)

[@molihey]

Great video! Thanks a lot🥳

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[@M5skee_joezay]

Awesome tutorial. Only mistake here is your Suffix code is wrong. You're supposed to start at the 'end' of the string putting your starting index at the C of Geekific. Your for loop puts the starting index of substring at G. Output should be [c, ic, fic ....] not [Geekific, eekific, ekific..]

[@geekific]

Glad you liked it! Am not sure why is this "wrong", we are trying to demonstrate how to fetch the suffixes, the order in which we retrieve them shouldn't really matter. However, if you prefer to output them this way, go for it!