In Java, strings are internally represented as objects of the String class, stored in a character array (char[]). Each character in the string is represented as a Unicode character, using UTF-16 encoding. This allows Java strings to handle a wide range of international characters.
In Java, strings are internally represented as objects of the String class, stored in a character array (char[]). Each character in the string is represented as a Unicode character, using UTF-16 encoding. This allows Java strings to handle a wide range of international characters.