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Literals
An Introduction with Examples in Java |
|
Prof. David Bernstein
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| Computer Science Department |
| bernstdh@jmu.edu |
| Type | Example |
byte
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N/A |
short
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N/A |
int
|
83 |
long
|
83L |
float
|
2.9f |
double
|
2.9 |
char
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'd' |
boolean
|
true |
100,000
is not a valid int literal) but you can
use an underscore (e.g., 100_100 is a valid
int literal)1. is a double literal)
'a', '7',
'[')'\'')
'\\')'\t' is the tab literal'\n' is the newline literal'\r' is the carriage return literal'\"' is the double quote literal (the need for which
will become apparent later)
char
(a string of a single character is used instead)char literals and double quotes are used for
String literalsTrue and False are used
(instead of true and false)