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Java has two different kinds of data types, which are described below:

Data Type Primitive
Object data type or non-primitive data type

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Java has two different kinds of data types, which are described below:

Data Type Primitive
Object data type or non-primitive data type

Answer / glibwaresoftsolutions

Java has two different kinds of data types, which are described below:

Data Type Primitive
Object data type or non-primitive data type

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Java has two different kinds of data types, which are described below:

Data Type Primitive
Object data type or non-primitive data type

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Java has two different kinds of data types, which are described below:

Data Type Primitive
Object data type or non-primitive data type

solve this is my problem byte a=40,byte b=50 both add value is 90 this is with in range of byte... byte range is -128to 127.... why this pgm gives error like type mismatch.... package javapgms; public class byte1 { public static void main(String args[]) { byte a=40,b=50; byte c=a+b; System.out.println(c); } } note : dont use int k... a,b,c are in byte range... mind it..

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