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How can strings be copied and their characters accessed in Java?
"Strings can be copied using the String class’s copy constructor:\n\nString copy = new String(firstName);\n\nHowever, since strings are immutable, there is rarely reason to create such a deep copy. Though you can’t change individual characters in a string, you can access them using the 449"
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