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8283711: Remove redundant 'new String' calls after concatenation #7876
8283711: Remove redundant 'new String' calls after concatenation #7876
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Result of string concatenation is a newly created String object. There is no need it wrap it in another 'new String' call.
Such calls are confusing and produce warnings in IDE. Without them code is easier to read.
Similar cleanup JDK-8273375 in java.desktop
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