Java data types #623
Java data types #623
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| Java is a strongly typed language. This means that, in Java, each data type has its own strict definition. There are no implicit data type conversions when any conflicts occur between the data types. Any change in data types should be explicitly declared by the programmer. | ||
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| Java defines 8 simple data types. They are divided into the following categories: |
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When you are saying 8 data types, using a cardinal number; better to just list down the 8 types, instead of creating sub-classes.
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@koustuvsinha @abhisekp please take a look. I am in a hurry, so I might have missed a few things. @Shaif00 thanks for the article. Kindly implement suggestions to make the article better. |
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@alayek made changes. |
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@Shaif00 I would suggest using an alternative to the block quotes using plain backticks and perhaps some more bold keywords in the documents but other than that it looks good. |
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@Shaif00 I pointed the wrong person but just in case, I was talking to you with regards to the markdown. |
updated java-data-types implemented suggestions Updated java-data-types
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@Shaif00 great job! I hope you keep this stamina going. @Rafase282 I am okay with this. But if he cannot implement all suggestions right now, I will raise a PR later to improve on it. @koustuvsinha if you get time, just take a look. |
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