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NSString and NSMutableString memory issues

I am trying to wrap my head around NSString and NSMutableString and how they affect memory.

In my research, I came to the conclusion that if I create an NSString object and give it a value, change the value later, the original object will be replaced with another with a new value.

My question is changing the value of NSString. When the NSString value changes and the object pointed to is replaced with a new object, what happens to the original object? Is it a memory leak?

Thank! AT

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The original NSStringwill be released by the system and therefore will not cause a leak.

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