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←Object data types

There are several pre-defined object data types in Java, such as String, Integer, and Double. These data types are used to represent common real-world objects and concepts, such as text, numbers, and decimals

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In Java, there are different types of data that can be used to store values. These are called data types, and each data type has a specific purpose. Pre-defined object data types are a specific kind of data type that can represent real-world objects and concepts.

For example, the String data type is used to store text, such as a person's name or a message. The Integer data type is used to store whole numbers (both positive and negative), such as a person's age. The Double data type is used to store decimal numbers (both positive and negative), such as a person's weight or height.

Using pre-defined object data types in Java makes it easier to write programs that interact with real-world objects and data. For example, if you were writing a program to calculate a person's BMI (Body Mass Index), you might use the Double data type to store their weight and height. This would allow you to perform calculations, such as dividing their weight by their height squared, and get an accurate result.

Overall, pre-defined object data types in Java are an essential part of the language, and understanding their purpose and usage is crucial for any Java developer.

March 24, 2023

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