Java data type
We usually store data in computers using some data type.
For example, video files are stored as mp4 and audio files as
mp3. Because without it, we cannot use any data for processing. Therefore, we
have to deal with data while creating Java programs, so we use several types of
data.
There are mainly three parts to this data type
01. Integer numbers
02. Decimal numbers
03. Binary numbers
01. Integer numbers
Type |
Size |
Minimum Value |
Maximum Value |
Range |
Example |
Long |
64 |
-263 |
263-1 |
All numeric value |
Not end |
Int |
32 |
-231 |
231-1 |
All numeric value |
I=1234567 |
Short |
16 |
-215 |
215-1 |
+32767 to -32767 |
S=3245 |
Char |
16 |
0 |
216-1 |
All Unicode |
C=’123abc’ |
Byte |
8 |
-128 |
127 |
+127 to -127 |
Byte =65 |
02. Decimal numbers
Type |
Size |
Maximum value |
Minimum value |
Range |
Example |
Double |
64 |
-21074 |
-21074-1 |
All numeric numbers |
F=1024.45 |
float |
32 |
-2149 |
-2149-1 |
All numeric numbers |
X=625.45 |
03. Binary numbers
Type: Boolean
Size :1
Range: (1,0) or true /false
String
String is a Pre Build class, not a data type but this class we use as a
data type which is called as a nonprimitive data type. This data type especially
any data can be assigned.
Example:
String s1=”123456789”;
String s2=”abcdefghijk”;
String s2=”!@#$%^&*”;
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