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Data Types I

The document discusses data types in Java, categorizing them into primitive types (boolean, char, byte, short, int, long, float, double) and non-primitive types (Classes, Interfaces, Arrays). It explains the necessity of variable declaration in Java as a statically typed programming language and addresses the size of the char datatype in relation to the Unicode system. The document also touches on type casting and the implications of using different data types in memory.

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Data Types I

The document discusses data types in Java, categorizing them into primitive types (boolean, char, byte, short, int, long, float, double) and non-primitive types (Classes, Interfaces, Arrays). It explains the necessity of variable declaration in Java as a statically typed programming language and addresses the size of the char datatype in relation to the Unicode system. The document also touches on type casting and the implications of using different data types in memory.

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Data Types ...

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Data Types in Java

Primitive data types: Non-primitive data types:

The primitive data types The non-primitive data


include boolean, char, byte, types include Classes,
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