how can we assign a text in front text.

[Dhanushanth Dhanu]

public class Strings {
    public static void main(String[]args){
        String s="Helloworld";
        s=s.concat(" break") ;
        System.out.print(s);   //out put is" Helloworld break"

    }
}

normally we can add any string through concat behind the text
but my question is how can we add any string in front of the text?
like i need an out put like this "break Helloworld"
please any one give me an answer.

[Abimaran Kugathasan]

Did you find any method in the String API? You should try to make your own method.

[Ankit Garg]

String objects are immutable i.e. they are not meant to be modified in the way you want. This is why there are StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes...

[Dhanushanth Dhanu]

Abimaran Kugathasan wrote:Did you find any method in the String API? You should try to make your own method.

no sir i didn't see any method for that but what I'm asking is do we have any keyword for that like concat()

[Dhanushanth Dhanu]

Ankit Garg wrote:String objects are immutable i.e. they are not meant to be modified in the way you want. This is why there are StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes...

Yes sir i know that string objects are immutable.so can we do that with StringBuffer or StringBuilder classes? i mean that what i asked above

[Abimaran Kugathasan]

Dhanushanth Dhanu wrote:no sir i didn't see any method for that but what I'm asking is do we have any keyword for that like concat()

cancat() isn't a keyword, it's a method of String class. And have a look on this method of StringBuffer class

[Dhanushanth Dhanu]

Abimaran Kugathasan wrote:

Dhanushanth Dhanu wrote:no sir i didn't see any method for that but what I'm asking is do we have any keyword for that like concat()

cancat() isn't a keyword, it's a method of String class. And have a look on this method of StringBuffer class

thank you sir.

[Ankit Garg]

For god's sake don't call me sir

[Simone Aiello]

Dhanushanth Dhanu wrote:

public class Strings {
    public static void main(String[]args){
        String s="Helloworld";
        s=s.concat(" break") ;
        System.out.print(s);   //out put is" Helloworld break"

    }
}

normally we can add any string through concat behind the text
but my question is how can we add any string in front of the text?
like i need an out put like this "break Helloworld"
please any one give me an answer.

Did you try with

 
s="break".concat(s);

?

[Abimaran Kugathasan]

Ankit Garg wrote:For god's sake don't call me sir

I repeat it!