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Java programming language.

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If you want to know about Java language then it is right place for you.
Some points about Java language. 

It is developed by James Gosling at sun microsystem. 

It is release in 1995 as a Core.

It is a general purpose programming language.

It is like c ++ but with advanced and simplified features.

Concurrently execute many statement.


It is object oriented programming language. 

It is platform independent.

Installation process. 

                 Download JDK
Mac OS ~ JDK version 11.

WINDOWS ~ 32 Bits JDK version 8.
                   ~ 64 Bits JDK version 11.

Wants to download JDK

Download Eclipse for easy programming😊😊.

Download eclipse click here

Data types in java? 
There is two type of data types in java primitive data types and non primitive data types.

Firstly we talk about primitive data types.

1. Integer type store integer values. 
It has four types byte, short, int, long. 
2. Decimal type store decimal values.
It has two types float and double. 
3. Character-type store characters. 
It is also two types char and boolean. Where char store character like A, B, C, D etc. and Boolean Store True and False. 

Second type of data type is non primitive.
Non primitive data types also have three types
1. String
2. Arrays
3. Class

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