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title: "Comment by Vo Viet Hoang on \"Under the Hood of Java Text Processing: Transforming Primitive Char to String Reference\" | Hashnode"
description: "What is your preferred method for managing primitive-to-object conversions in your projects? Do you stick to strict static methods or use concatenation shortcut"
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What is your preferred method for managing primitive-to-object conversions in your projects? Do you stick to strict static methods or use concatenation shortcuts?