Below is a curated list of commonly asked Java String interview questions and FAQs. These questions are useful for freshers as well as experienced developers preparing for technical interviews.
String s1 = "javatpoint"; String s2 = "javatpoint";
You can reverse a string using loops, StringBuilder, or recursion. Read more
A string is palindrome if it reads the same forward and backward. Read more
Each word’s first letter is converted to uppercase using logic or String methods. Read more
Each word is reversed individually while maintaining word order. Read more
Uppercase letters are converted to lowercase and vice versa. Read more
Each word is reversed and character cases are toggled. Read more
String is immutable, while StringBuffer is mutable and thread-safe. Read more
StringBuffer is synchronized (thread-safe), whereas StringBuilder is faster but not synchronized. Read more
The intern() method stores the string in the String Constant Pool. Read more
You can use Integer.parseInt() to convert a string into an integer. Read more
Use String.valueOf() or Integer.toString(). Read more
You can use SimpleDateFormat or DateTimeFormatter. Read more
Use string literals, StringBuilder, and avoid unnecessary object creation. Read more
Two strings are anagrams if they contain the same characters in different order. Read more
Duplicate characters can be found using loops, HashMap, or arrays. Read more
Immutability improves security, caching, and thread safety. Read more
Use replace() or replaceAll() methods. Read more
One string is a rotation of another if it can be obtained by rotating the characters of the original string. Read more
Words in a string can be counted by splitting the string using spaces or regular expressions. Read more
Characters are reversed while spaces remain at their original positions. Read more
Strings can be swapped using concatenation and substring operations. Read more
You can remove a specific character using replace() or replaceAll() methods. Read more
Use Integer.parseInt() for String to Integer and String.valueOf() for Integer to String conversion. Read more
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