String text = ""; // in java what will be the value of text?

Answer 1

Yes... If you assign null to an object reference, then you indicate that the reference dont point to an object... In your case a String, though empty, its always an valid and existent object

Answer 2

An empty string

Answer 3

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Answer 4

KrOW sounds true based on what i learned so far thx bro

Answer 5

yow KrOW is that different than a null assignment?

Answer 6

Why not just use the Playground and run it yourself?

But, to guess, as a non-Java programmer, text will equal a single byte whose value is 0 (NULL).

Rationale: It's initialised and in _modern_ C compilers, the zero-byte is appended during initialisation (if not explicitly there and if there is space/array size is unspecified, x[], etcetera).