Literals | Description | Example |
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Integer Literal | Represents a whole number without a fractional part. | int count = 10; |
Floating-point Literal | Represents a decimal number with a fractional part. | double pi = 3.14; |
Boolean Literal | Represents a logical value of true or false. | boolean isStudent = true; |
Character Literal | Represents a single character enclosed in single quotes. | char grade = 'A'; |
String Literal | Represents a sequence of characters enclosed in double quotes. | String name = "John Smith"; |
Null Literal | Represents the absence of any value. | String text = null; |
Hexadecimal Literal | Represents an integer value in hexadecimal (base 16) format. | int number = 0xFF; |
Octal Literal | Represents an integer value in octal (base 8) format. | int flags = 012; |
Binary Literal | Represents an integer value in binary (base 2) format. | int mask = 0b1010; |
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