What are primitive data types ? difference between them ? why they are called so .?

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I am on basic i tried nothing for this i just started the java programming i just read about c++ basic .

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I am on basic i tried nothing for this i just started the java programming i just read about c++ basic .

Posted 19-Sep-17 22:19pm

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CPallini 20-Sep-17 4:33am

Because primitive men used them?

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2017-09-19T22:25:00

Solution 1

Google Search is your friend: java primitive data types interview questions - Google Search[^]

Found: Java Assignments, Primitive and Wrapper Classes Interview Questions | Java Interview Questions |Wideskills[^]

Posted 19-Sep-17 22:25pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 2 · 2017-09-19T22:29:00

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You tagged your question "Java", but then refer to C++. For Java see The Java™ Tutorials[^]. For C++ see Welcome Back to C++ (Modern C++)[^].

Posted 19-Sep-17 22:29pm

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Graeme_Grant 20-Sep-17 4:39am

I was just as confused as you. I chose Java as it seemed to be mention more...

Richard MacCutchan 20-Sep-17 4:53am

Chances are the question is really language neutral.

Graeme_Grant 20-Sep-17 5:27am

True...[^]