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Why Java provides the way to access string literals with null reference?

Bharathi Dhas Krishnasamy
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Why Java provides the way to access string literals with null reference?

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Could you elaborate on this question because I don't understand what you mean?

P.S. PLEASE DON'T USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. IT MAKES THE POST HARD TO READ.
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Please read this.

I have removed the capitals from the subject so that the forum listing doesn't look quite so wonky.

Bharathi Dhas, please edit your post to use proper casing.

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