#7 Literal in Java

[@C_o_d_e_Help]

Ur teaching style is awesome !!

[@NazziiaBegum.p]

very good class sir i could not able to understand programs but this class was awesome

[@PrinceManyeka]

Please make a series on creating a game engine with Java sir

[@UNKNOWN-ls4wc]

Bro Regular Expression in java ... plz tell us about this topic..

[@24_cst3_eshagunjekar7]

please take coding questions also

[@24_cst3_eshagunjekar7]

amazing teaching

[@amitbirajdar3613]

Thank you so much sir

[@Tamilarasu03]

Is literal is support for all datatypes or not

[@vr_edit_1]

Sir please provide their notes. Please sir

[@amitoshjaiswal6329]

int c=1_00_00_000; //This is working int cI=1_000_000_000_000; //This is not working Why is so?

[@Anil_KumarG]

out of range for int

[@GargeyasaikrishnaChava]

Place under score for 00 00 00 00 000

[@sandunimaheshika8899]

thank you

[@pravajyadalal4340]

what is 12e10 here? I didnt understand it

[@jeyyoongs._.5652]

it is like writing in the forn of 1.2x10^11 or 12x10^10

[@devanshusachdev7367]

New Info --> 1:24

[@ahmadsyed3372]

What! It's like u jump/skip too far from the last video lesson and too fast as well. I can understand bcoz I've learned c and c++ language before but a real beginner will confuse and cry

[@ajideolamilekan]

I guess that’s why I’m confused

[@nikhildabholkar1814]

I am totally confused like where did all thise value came from

[@Mukeshsainaidu]

3:50 class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { char c = 'a'; c = c+1; System.out.println(c); } } Error: conversion from int to char c = c+1; ^ 1 error when I use c++ it works...

[@Mukeshsainaidu]

with help of chat gpt i found class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { char c = 'a'; c = (char)(c+3); System.out.println(c); } } This works...

[@ashleshkanchan825]

First you'll have to understand it in terms of ASCII code(I think it's actually in Unicode, but idk how to explain in it, so I'll tell in ASCII) The ASCII of 'a' is 97 and 'b' is 98 When you do c++, it's like incrementing the ASCII code. first c= 97(in ASCII- I.E, a) C++: now it's c=98(in ASCII- I.E, b) So this is how char increament works. But c = c+1; Is like adding an Integer(1) to a character/string(a) In layman terms it's like Adding a Number to alphabet, Which is not possible.- hence an ERROR Well, I'm 3 months late, so I hope you'd already figured it out

[@Mukeshsainaidu]

​@@ashleshkanchan825Thanks bro sorry for late reply.