Creating and using Variables | Java Programming Video Tutorial

This video tutorial explains how to create and use variable in java programming language with example for beginners.
You will learn the syntax of creating variables in different ways, how to create integer ( including byte,short,int,long types ), floating point ( including float,double ),character i.e char, Boolean variable and also how to access them in detail with example.
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[@greendatacenterltd2492]

Thanks.....bro

[@mohammadbilal5316]

sir do we not need any string data type in java? and plus i dont even notice a library written at the top of these written codes .. i.e #include like we used them in c++ or c... i'm sorry if I sound foolish though..

[@LearningLad]

+mohammad bilal if u wanna learn about strings in java, checkout kzbin.info/www/bejne/goTbmZJprpKJmdE and yes, in java there are no header files like we need to use in c++ :)

[@prasanthreddy7638]

You have declared age and marks and printed them by using two statements. Can't we print their values by using one statement and also in the same line ?

[@LearningLad]

of course we can print them using one statement and in one line

[@prasanthreddy7638]

How to do it?

[@LearningLad]

i dont have the source code of this tutorial now but just to give an example int x=10; int y=25; int z=30; System.out.println("x = "+x+" y = "+y+" z = "+z);

[@Enrique-pi1nh]

hi. quick question. when do we use float and when do we use double? I tried using float for the value 58.4 and it didnt work. When i changed it to double, it worked. Please help! Thank you

[@gojic1]

Here you might find the answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27598078/float-and-double-datatype-in-java

[@jashandeepsingh9028]

which screen recorder r u using

[@Kumar-li7bo]

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[@LearningLad]

visit learninglad.com

[@ayushman_sr]

can we use 0 and 1 for boolean

[@LearningLad]

in java Boolean is a completely separate datatype which can have values true or false. The values 1 and 0 are of type int and are not implicitly convertible to boolean.

[@tengentopka727]

how to construct and assign string variables.

[@LearningLad]

explained in the later video's :)

[@inayatkhan4214]

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