Describe the effect of the following Java statements You are

Describe the effect of the following Java statements You are required to make your post and respond to 2 of your peers on 3 different days to receive fun credit. Your reply to your peers MUST include their NAME to receive full credit. Your post was a comprehensive listing of computer components...

Solution

String name;
name = new String(\"Java Programming\");   //An instance of String object is created, and the value Java Programming is stored in it, and is assigned to the String variable name.
name = new String(\"Java Programming\"); //Another instance of String object is created, and the value Java Programming is stored in it, and is re-assigned to the String variable name.
name = new String(\"Java Programming\");   //One more instance of String object is created, and the value Java Programming is stored in it, and is re-assigned to the String variable name.

Ofcourse, the last 2 statements are redundant to the human eye, but actually, 3 instances will be created by the Java interpreter, but only the last instance is accessible by the variable name.