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What is the difference between Primitive & Non-Primitive Data types in Java?
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There are two types of data types in Java:
- > Primitive Data Types
- > Non-Primitive Data Types
Primitive Data Types:
- > Predefined or default data types in Java are known as Primitive data types
- > Objects can’t be created for primitive data types directly
- > We have to use wrapper class for converting primitive data types to object-oriented form
- > The following are the different primitive data types in Java:
- – int
- – short
- – byte
- – long
- – float
- – double
- – boolean
- – char
Non-Primitive Data Types:
- > Objects can be created for non-primitive data types
- > Examples for Non-Primitive data types are:
- – String
- – Array
- – ArrayList
- – User-defined classes like Car, Dog, etc.
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