Is string class final?
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Yes. The string class is final. This means that you cannot subclass it, and you cannot override its methods. This is a good thing because it means that you can use the string class without worrying about its internal state. There are a few things that you can do to subclass the string class, though. First, you can use StringBuilder to create a subclass of the string class. This class can then override the methods that you need to override to create your own subclass of the string class. Second, you can use StringBuffer to create a subclass of the string class. This class can then override the methods that you need to override to create your own subclass of the string class. Finally, you can use StringBuilder and StringBuffer together to create a subclass of the string class.