Difference between String s="hello"; and String s=new String("hello"); in Java

Difference between String s="hello"; and String s=new String("hello"); in Java.

The statement String s = “hello” is initialized to s and creates a single interned object. While String s = new String(“hello”); creates two string objects, one – interned object, two – object on the heap.
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