String myString = "Jack";
// Concatenates the specified string to the end of this string.
// (taken directly from JavaDoc)
myString.concat(" and the Beanstalk");
// Concatenates the specified string to the end of this string.
// (taken directly from JavaDoc)
myString.concat(" and the Beanstalk");
And people are very surprised when they see that the String myString has not been changed.
It is very confusing, the javadoc helps if you've noticed that a new String is returned by the concat method. Strings cannot be changed! Therefore, either use StringBuffer or be prepared to create a huge pile of new String objects.
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