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Which of the following is a valid way to declare a String with content 'Hello'?

String s = Hello;

String s = new string("Hello");

String s = "Hello";

In Java, string values must be written as string literals using double quotes, and the variable type must be String. So declaring the string with String s = "Hello"; is valid because "Hello" is a proper string literal and s is a reference to a String object.

The other forms fail for specific reasons: without quotes, Hello would be treated as an identifier, not a value; new string("Hello") uses a non-existent type name (Java is case-sensitive and the class is String, not string) and would need to be written as new String("Hello");; using single quotes around Hello attempts a character literal, but Java characters are single characters, not a multi-character string.

String s = 'Hello';