#2.3 Java Tutorial | Primitive Data Type in Java

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[@kavishagarwal2938]

I don't think anyone can explain this concept better than you... It was beautifully delivered.
Thanks alot!

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[@vladanulardzic5859]

Well done practical explanation (implicit conversion, explicit conversion, int ...), nice, clear, easy to understand. Thank you. Keep on.

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[@66thakur99]

Sir, also give 2-3 task for us at the end of the video so that we can practice it as well.

[@Siddharth-uo6zw]

Correct

[@johnsonbenjamin464]

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[@afifkhaja]

Superb tutorial as always. Short and to the point

[@mithank2666]

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Did you said aliens at the beginning?

[@Siddharth-uo6zw]

No

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I'm following you since you had 20k subscribers. Thanks always

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[@anirudhpai7487]

Thanks a lot for the explanation

[@sp4033]

Amazing explanation, thanks a lot!

[@ayanroy9382]

Thanks

[@595saiteja8]

Air you are really awesome
Keep up the good work

[@rohini2107]

Hi Navin...i am a beginner in java and while i was watching this video ..i was wondering why dont we add "d" in the end when we are using double

[@hrithiksrinivas]

Double is the default for numbers like 5.5 etc

[@jaybartgis5148]

Why do you have to specify a long as L at the end of a number if you already specified it as one when you declared it?

[@riteshkumarsinha7823]

Thanks sir for new Java series...

[@UCSALAGUPRIYAM]

Why java store string type in default

[@rohitvats8019]

I have a question why long data type cast to float data type

[@bibhuprasadsharma7097]

char c='A';
c=66;
My doubt is that if c is first A then the c becomes 66 then A is not equal to 66 andA=65 then it should come error

[@priyadharshinijayakumar9664]

since it is a variable,its value can be changed

[@parasgoyal8588]

How long can b assigned to float as shown in diagram.. because long takes 8 bytes whereas float takes only 4

[@tharunkumar9208]

Long is of 64bit where as float is of 32bit....how can we assign long to a float

[@h.rehaief3567]

you are a great teacher but,,,,,,,, pleasesssssssss can you speak slowly thanks!

[@ashsihver]

I have a question for float Vs double may be its a silly question , as said we have to mark r after float, how will I do when i take user input for decimal values?? or should i use double always for user input?

[@rudhir8]

Literal values containing float are always implicitly considered as type 'double' in Java. When you assign the float literal (which is of type double) to a float variable, you are essentially trying to fit a value of type double (bigger container 64 bits) to a smaller container i.e type float (32 bits). Java then forces you to explicitly add the float literal with f or F to indicate that you really want to force the float literal (type is double) to a float type (potentially losing precision).
So you can either always use double (which java does as float literal are implicitly double and it's simpler) or use float but you have to implicitly cast the float literal value to float.

[@letstalkbodybuilding7943]

I didn't understand in int short we didn't write 'I' or 'S' at the end numerical literal then to write L for long

[@ManishPandey-oq8wm]

Sir please ... Complete data structure series please in java

[@funkysplash4844]

Sir, can you explain me how long is 64 bit integers?

[@teluskosupport]

64-bit signed integer type is used to store negative or positive whole number. Range of 64-bit integer is from -9223372036854775808 to 9223372036854775807.

[@ramkarank7613]

is there any lang. that is not strongly data type

[@yashchachad]

Javascript

[@natialo]

Aliens?

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Sir, one suggestion. Kindly add link to donate in your video's description.So, if ppl want to donate for Telusko learning then they know where to go.

[@pratikgupta7373]

Please make servlet video

[@PrinceThinks]

sir i am goin to start wid java so can i go with your old course or current this course, i have no knowledge of programming

[@rajjat1146]

sir pleas mke tutorials on jquery
It is needed in java

[@aditisingh3389]

Can you teach pattern printing too please?

[@pavanrai6196]

Please upload videos for java jsp, servlet , spring

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Telusko Learnings That means you are going to cover both Core Java as well as Servlets JSP series parallely, aren't you??

[@595saiteja8]

Sir is it ok to do on bluej

[@riteshkumarsinha7823]

U forgot to give number on this video... 2.3

[@hunnybunny786]

sir pattern printing please

[@thegreatcheater7154]

Haha he is crazy