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Java Strings- Advanced Methods & Manipulations

The document outlines a 50-minute session on advanced Java string methods, specifically focusing on Java String Buffer. It includes learning outcomes, activities for student engagement, and hands-on coding exercises to understand string manipulation methods. The session aims to explain the differences between String and String Buffer, along with practical applications of various String Buffer methods.

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Java Strings- Advanced Methods & Manipulations

The document outlines a 50-minute session on advanced Java string methods, specifically focusing on Java String Buffer. It includes learning outcomes, activities for student engagement, and hands-on coding exercises to understand string manipulation methods. The session aims to explain the differences between String and String Buffer, along with practical applications of various String Buffer methods.

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Java Strings: Advanced Methods &

Manipulations

Session No.:
Course Name: OOPS using Java
Course Code: R1UC201C
Instructor Name: Rani Singh
Duration: 50 minutes
Date of Conduction of Class:

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Revision
Reflect
• What on the
will be the output of the following?
responses of
1. post session 2

activity

• What is a String in Java?


• How are strings stored in memory in Java?
• Are strings mutable or immutable in Java? Why?

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Opening Question
Reflect on the
"Weresponses
know that of String objects in
Java are immutable.
So post
whatsession
if we need to modify astring multiple times
activity
(e.g., appending, inserting, or deleting characters)?
What class can we use to handle such situations
efficiently?"

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SESSION OUTLINE

INTRODUCTION TO JAVA STRING BUFFER

ACTIVITY 1
SYNTAX AND EXAMPLES
ACTIVITY 2
CONCLUSION

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At the end of this session students will be able to

LEARNING OUTCOME
Explain Java String Buffer and its methods

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Java String Buffer
Reflect on the
responses of
post session
activity

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Learning Activity 1 : THINK-PAIR SHARE

Think: • Students individually reflect on the difference between String and String
Buffer

Pair: • Students discuss their answers with a partner

Share: • Each Group one member share it with Class.

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Learning Activity 1 : Reflection

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String Buffer Methods with Example

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String Buffer Methods with Example

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Learning Activity 1 : Hands-on- coding

Write a program understand the functionality and behavior of key StringBuffer methods
(append(), insert(), replace(), delete(), and reverse()) and compare them with how similar
tasks are handled using the immutable String class.

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Learning Activity 1 : Reflection

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Lets Conclude The session!!!!!!!!!!

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At the end of this session students will be able to

Ensure attainment of LOs in alignment to


the learning activities:
Explain Java String Buffer and its methods

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Write a Java program that uses split() to


break a sentence into words and print
each word separately.

Post-
Assessmen Modify the string "Java is fun and
powerful" to "Python is fun and
t powerful" using replace().
Questions
Demonstrate the effect of trim() on the
string " Java Programming ".
Open-Ended Questions

Can replace() be used to perform case-


insensitive replacements? How?

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