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Java String.repeat(): The Best Way to Repeat Strings Without Loops

Learn how Java’s String.repeat() method simplifies text repetition without loops.

3 min readFeb 26, 2025

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πŸš€ Introduction: Why Use String.repeat()?

Before Java 11, repeating a string required manual loops or StringBuilder, making the code:
❌ Verbose – Multiple lines for simple text repetition
❌ Inefficient – Creating unnecessary loop iterations
❌ Harder to read

πŸ’‘ Java 11 introduced String.repeat(n), which provides a cleaner, faster, and more readable way to repeat text.

πŸ“Œ In this article, you’ll learn:
βœ… Why String.repeat() is better than loops
βœ… How to use repeat(n) with complete examples
βœ… Performance benefits compared to traditional loops

πŸ” The Problem: Repeating Strings Before Java 11

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