145. Using 'length( )' method with StringBuffer

length( ) method when used with StringBuffer gives the current length of the StringBuffer's object.

Example:

StringBuffer object = new StringBuffer("abcdef");

object.length( );  -> Gives the length of the object it is holding now (i.e. the length of "abcdef" text in this example -> i.e. 6 )

Lets implement this on Eclipse IDE:

1. Create 'lengthDemo' class under any project as shown below:

2. Save and Run the 'lengthDemo' class file
3. Observe that the output is displayed  in the console as shown below:

Download this project:

Click here to download this project containing the class file used in this post (You can download this project and import into Eclipse IDE  on your machine)

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Using 'charAt( )' method with StringBuffer will be explained in the next post.