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Primitive Data Types: Part 2

Primitive Data Types: Part 2

Learn more about primitive data types in Java with the help of examples in this lesson.

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Coding example: 12

Let’s take a look at the code first.

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class StatesOfAnObject {
    byte age = 10;
    byte length = 100;
    int speedOfCar = 1_00_000;
    void printState() {
        System.out.println("The age is : " + age + ". The distance is : " + length +
                ". The speed of car is : " + speedOfCar);
    }
}
public class ExampleTwelve {
    public static void main(String[] args){
        StatesOfAnObject state = new StatesOfAnObject();
        state.speedOfCar = state.age + state.length;
        state.printState();
    }
}

Code explanation

Here, the state of the speed of the car represents int data types. The other two states, age and length, represent byte data types.

Coding example: 13

Before moving to the next chapter, let’s look at the final ...