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What primitive Java types? Howmany are they and what are
their names?
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Answer / ramesh
primitive type is predefined in java.
byte , int ,short ,long , float , double,boolean and char
are the primitive data types used in java.
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Answer / prasanna
They are implicitly defined in Java.There are 8 of them and
they are:
boolean,char,byte,short,int,long,float,double
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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
primitive datatypes are the one which will allocate some
memory in the stack.And there are 8 primitive data types
1).byte
2).short
3).int
4).long
5).float
6).double
7).char
8).boolean
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