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Array

Array is collection of fixed number of homogeneous data elements.We can represent multiple values with the same variable name so that readability of the code will be improved. The size [ … ]

Char Literals

A char literal can be represented as single character with single quotes.Example:1. char c=’a’; //(valid)2. char c=”a”; //(invalid)3. char c=a; //(invalid)4. char c=’abc’; //(invalid) Char literal can also be specified [ … ]

Boolean Literals

Boolean type values are true or false only in lower case.Example:1. boolean b=false; //(valid)2. boolean b=0; //(invalid)3. boolean b=False; //(invalid)4. boolean b=”false”; //(invalid)

Floating Point Literals

Floating point literals is by default double type. But it can be explicitly as float type by suffixing with f or F.Example:float f=123.546; //(invalid)float f=123.546f; //(valid)double d=123.546; //(valid) Floating point [ … ]

Literals

Any constant value which are assigned to the variables are called literal. Example:int x=10 int —-> datatype|keywordx ——-> name of variable|identifier10 —–> constant value|literal

Char Data Type

Char Data Type:In previous languages like C and C++ are ASCII code based the number of ASCII code characters are <256 to represent these 256 characters 8-bits enough hence char [ … ]