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Java Exercise Answers

The document provides answers to a Java exercise, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, assertion and reason, application-based questions, and short answers. Key concepts covered include data types, variables, constants, type casting, and memory allocation. It also outlines the differences between primitive and non-primitive data types, as well as return and resultant data types.

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Java Exercise Answers

The document provides answers to a Java exercise, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, assertion and reason, application-based questions, and short answers. Key concepts covered include data types, variables, constants, type casting, and memory allocation. It also outlines the differences between primitive and non-primitive data types, as well as return and resultant data types.

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Java Exercise Answers

PART A – Multiple Choice Answers

• 1. Primitive data types

• 2. Literal

• 3. Keyword

• 4. Char variable

• 5. ' '

• 6. String variable

• 7. 65 – 90

• 8. 12 / 3

• 9. string

• 10. double

• 11. boolean m = true;

Fill in the blanks

• 1. alphabet

• 2. ASCII

• 3. ASCII

• 4. token

• 5. literals

• 6. assignment

• 7. non■graphic characters

• 8. identifier

• 9. 4

• 10. homogeneous expression

Assertion and Reason

• Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason explains the Assertion.

Application Based
• Answer: They are boolean.

Short Answers

• 1. Data type: It defines the type of data a variable can store.

• 2. Variable: A named memory location used to store data. Example: int age = 15;

• 3. Constant: A value that does not change during program execution.

• 4. Two kinds of data types: Primitive and Non■primitive.

• 5. Token: Smallest unit of a Java program. Types: keyword, identifier, literal, operator,
separator.

• 6. Variable rules: start with letter/_; no spaces; cannot start with number; no keywords.

• 7. Type casting: converting one data type to another.

• 8a. double pi = 3.142857;

• 8b. double root3 = 1.732;

• 10a. int

• 10b. long

• 10c. float or double

• 10d. char

• 11. Boolean stores true or false.

• 12. Primitive data types are basic built■in types like int and float.

• 13. Data types help store correct data and save memory.

• 14a. Implicit conversion: automatic conversion.

• 14b. Explicit conversion: manual casting.

• 15. Coercion: automatic conversion by compiler.

• 16. Type conversion: changing one data type to another.

• 17. Static declaration: memory before execution; Dynamic: memory during execution.

• 18. Non■primitive types: String, Array, Class.

Return Data Types

• (i) double

• (ii) double

Resultant Data Types

• (a) int

• (b) double
• (c) float

• (d) float

• (e) double

• (f) float

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