what r the premitive data type in java & c++?
i am doing engg
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Glenn L
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I have suggested an expert to answer this but you should try to rephrase the question.
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Hi Krishna,
maybe you should ask in the appropriate category "Technology > Software Development". Or google it (RTFM): http://www.google.com/search?q=primitive+data+types+in+java
Oh, and you are looking for "primitive" not "premitive"
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Hello Krishna,
I think your question would go wasted here under this sub-category of "Customer Service", and you would be better off asking such 'software / IT - related' questions under the sub-categories of "Information Technology", "Software Development" and "Enterprise Software", in order for you to get a better response rate.
This 'Customer Service' area does not denote the customer service of Linkedin.com, but instead the field/business/industry/profession/industry/occupation of customer service or customer satisfaction.
Have a nice day !
Thanks & regards,
Ajay Merchant.
Hi Krishna, in general, primitive data types are data types predefined by the programming language, they are named with reserved keywords and are used as basic building blocks. Normally you can not override the default behavior for theses data types (there are some exceptionns). For C++ some examples of primitive data types are int (for integer values), float (for floating point values) and char (for charcaters).
You can find out more in wikipedia.
