1. stringbuffer class
Once declared, the string cannot be changed. If you want to change the string reference address, you must use
Stringbuffer class. In string, you can use "+" to connect strings. In stringbuffer, you must use the append method to connect strings.
2. runtime class
In Java, the runtime class indicates the runtime operation class. It is a class that encapsulates JVM processes. Each JVM corresponds to an instance of this runntime class.
It is instantiated when JVM is running. The instantiation method is as follows:
Runtime run = runtime. getruntime (); // uses the static method of the runtime class to instantiate it.
3. system class
The system class is a collection of system-related attributes and methods, and all attributes in the system class are static. to reference these attributes and methods, use them directly.
You can call the system class.
After a class is loaded and initialized, the object can be instantiated. The constructor is called to complete Object Instantiation. when an object is no longer in use, it will wait for garbage collection.
Collection, object termination, and finallyProgramUninstall.
4. Date operations
Date, calendar, dateformat, and simpledateformate
5. Math class
6. Random class
7. numberformat class
8. decimalformat class
9. biginteger class
10. bigdecimal class
11. Object cloning
12. arrays class
13. Comparable Interface
14. Regular Expression
15. Regular Scheduling