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Q) what are the “primitive data types” in java language ?


A)  we have 8 primitive data types in java language.

1) int – 4 bytes 
2)float
3)double
4)char
5)Boolean
6)short - 2 bytes 
7)byte – 1 bytes 
8)long – 8 bytes 

Int , short , byte , long are non decimal integer values.
-> float and double represent decimal data types.“float“ is single precision and “double” is double precision(after decimal how many no . of values are there is called precision)

Ex :
float a=2.123456789f ;
Outout is 2.1234567 . because after decimal the float taken 7 degits are taken

Ex :
double a=2.123456789123456789 ;
Output  is 2.1234567891234567

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