On Thursday, October 7, 2010, DanH wrote:
> Yep, substring MAY (or may not) decide to avoid copying the characters
> and simply keep a reference to the char array in the source String. A
> smart substring implementation wouldn't do this if the result string
> were quite short or the source string
On Thursday, October 7, 2010, DanH wrote:
> Yep, substring MAY (or may not) decide to avoid copying the characters
> and simply keep a reference to the char array in the source String. A
> smart substring implementation wouldn't do this if the result string
> were quite short or the source string
On Thursday, October 7, 2010, DanH wrote:
> Yep, substring MAY (or may not) decide to avoid copying the characters
> and simply keep a reference to the char array in the source String. A
> smart substring implementation wouldn't do this if the result string
> were quite short or the source string
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