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Java Data Types

1. byte
- Range: -128 to 127
- Supports: up to 3 digits
- Default value: 0

Example:
```java
byte a = 120;
[Link](a); // 120
```

2. short
- Supports: up to 5 digits
- Default value: 0

```java
short s = 30000;
[Link](s); // 30000
```

3. int
- Supports: up to 10 digits
- Default value: 0

```java
int num = 1234567890;
[Link](num); // 1234567890
```

4. long
- Supports: up to 19 digits
- Default value: 0L

```java
long big = 987654321012345678L;
[Link](big); // 987654321012345678
```
5. float
- Precision: ~7 decimal digits
- Default value: 0.0f

```java
float f = 12345.678f;
[Link](f); // 12345.678
```

6. double
- Precision: ~15–16 decimal digits
- Default value: 0.0d

```java
double d = 1234567890.123456;
[Link](d); // 1234567890.123456
```

7. boolean
- Values: true / false
- Default value: false

```java
boolean isJavaFun = true;
[Link](isJavaFun); // true
```

8. char
- Holds: a single character
- Default value: '\u0000' (null character)

```java
char letter = 'A';
[Link](letter); // A
```

9. String (Non-Primitive)
- Stores: a sequence of characters (text)
- Default value: null
```java
String name = "Java Programming";
[Link](name); // Java Programming
```

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