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package Phase2_MethodsArraysStrings.Strings;
/**
* StringBuffer - Mutable, Thread-Safe Character Sequence
* ------------------------------------------------------
* StringBuffer (since Java 1.0) is a MUTABLE counterpart to String. You can
* append, insert, delete, or modify characters in place without creating
* new objects.
* <p>
*
* StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer("Hello");
* sb.append(", World").append("!");
* // sb now contains "Hello, World!"
* <p>
*
* Key Properties
* --------------
* - MUTABLE - methods modify the buffer in place and return `this`
* for chaining.
* - THREAD-SAFE - every public method is `synchronized` - safe to use
* from multiple threads without external locking.
* - SLOWER than - the synchronisation has a cost; if you only use the
* StringBuilder buffer from one thread, prefer StringBuilder.
* - GROWS AUTOMATIC- has an internal char[] that doubles in size when full.
* <p>
*
* When To Use It
* --------------
* - You are mutating a shared buffer from MULTIPLE THREADS.
* - You need a method signature returning AbstractStringBuilder semantics.
* - Otherwise (the common case), use StringBuilder.
* <p>
*
* Common Methods - Quick Catalogue
* --------------------------------
* Constructors
* new StringBuffer() empty, capacity 16
* new StringBuffer(int cap) empty, custom capacity
* new StringBuffer(String s) seeded with s, capacity = s.length()+16
* new StringBuffer(CharSequence) seeded with any CharSequence
* <p>
*
* Length & capacity
* length() number of characters
* capacity() size of the internal array
* ensureCapacity(int min) grow if necessary
* trimToSize() shrink the internal array
* setLength(int n) truncate or pad with '