Data is information that people use, abuse, and manipulate. Without data, we would not be aware of what's going on in the world above us. This is important in programming because it revolves around data and how it is being used. We need data to put up text into the console. We need data to display pics to the screen. So how can we use data in Java. We cannot just put data like that. It needs to be stored into a variable. Each variables is dependent of data types of what you want to store. For example if we want to declare a variable that stores in integers, we would put in a data type that suits this variable. Luckily, we do have this kind of data type. The data type for variables that stores integers are int and long. The difference between these two is that int is 64 bit and long is 32 bit. If you want a variable to store numbers with or without decimals, you would put in either double or float. Double is 64 bit and float is 32 bit. If you want to put in a variable that stores a character (e.g. a letter, number, or symbol) you use char If you wan to put in a variable that stores a bunch of text, you would use String (s in string must be capitalized) To declare a variable you type in: [Data Type (e.g. Int, Long, Double, Float, Char, String)] [Data name]; To assign a variable you can do one of two ways: int x; x = 3; or int x = 3; Hope this helps!! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLA8... BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/xfDg... Vlare: https://vlare.tv/u/bR5Ow3VP/videos LBRY: https://lbry.tv/@King-Tut:e The IDE and Compiler I use for Java with IntelliJ series: Java SDK(version may vary) - https://www.oracle.com/java/technolog... IntelliJ IDE(version may vary) - https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox-app/ Getting Started Tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJqsg... Check out my source codes for my Github Page: Github - https://github.com/king-tut-learn Email - kingtutlearning@gmail.com If you find this tutorial helpful for you

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