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This document introduces key concepts in Java programming including data types, identifiers, variable declarations, constants, comments, arithmetic operations, input/output, and the Scanner and JOptionPane classes. It defines identifiers as names for classes, methods, and variables that must start with a letter or underscore. It describes primitive and non-primitive data types. It explains that variables store values in memory locations and are declared with a type and name. Constants are variables that cannot change value once assigned. Comments are used to explain code. The Scanner class reads input and JOptionPane displays dialog boxes.

Introducing to data types, identifiers, variable declarations, constants, comments, program output, and simple
arithmetic operations, and the conventions of programming style and console input with the Scanner class and with
dialog boxes using JOptionPane.
Identifier
Name used for classes, methods,
interfaces and variables are
called Identifier.
*All identifiers must start with either
a letter( a to z or A to Z ) or currency
character($) or an underscore.
*After the first character, an identifier
can have any combination of
characters.
*Java keywords cannot be used as an
identifier.
*Identifiers in Java are case sensitive,
int a, class Car, float amount etc.
Data Types
Java language has a rich
implementation of data types.
Data types specify size and the
type of values that can be stored in
an identifier.
2 data types are available
-Primitive data types
(Char,Boolean,Byte,Short,Int,Long,
Float,Double)
-Non primitive data types(Used o
refer an object, A reference
variable is declare to be of specific
and never be change ,ex string)
Variable Declarations
A variable is a name given to a memory
location. It is the basic unit of storage in a
program.
type: Type of data that can be stored in
this variable.
name: Name given to the variable.
A name can only be given to a memory
location. It can be assigned values in two
ways:
-Variable Initialization
-Assigning value by taking input.
****datatype: Type of data that can be
stored in this variable.
variable name: Name given to the
variable.
value: It is the initial value stored in the
variable.
Constants
A constant is a variable whose value cannot
change once it has been assigned. Java
doesn't have built-in support for constants
A constant can make program more easily
read and understood by others. In addition,
a constant can improve performance.
To define a variable as a constant, we just
need to add the keyword “final” in front of
the variable declaration.
Comments can be used to explain Java code,
and to make it more readable. It can also be
used to prevent execution when testing
alternative code.
Single-line comments start with two forward
slashes (//).
Multi-line comments start with /* and ends
with */.
The Java programming
language supports various
Arithmetic Operators for all
floating-point and integer
numbers. These operators
are + (addition), -
(subtraction), *
(multiplication), / (division),
and % (modulo).
The Output is the data what we receive from
the program in the form of result. Stream
represents flow of data or the sequence of
data. To give input we use the input stream
and to give output we use the output stream.
-The Scanner class is used to
read input from the keyboard.
-It provides methods that
programmer can use to retrieve
input formatted as primitive
values or strings.
-Some Scanner class methods
are: nextByte,
nextDouble,
-Scanner class to be available in
the program, the import
java.util.Scanner;
statement must be included the
top of the program file.
The JOptionPane class allows
a dialog box to be displayed,
which is a small graphical
windows displaying a message
and requesting input.
In order for a JOptionPane
to be available in the program,
the following statement must be
included the top of the program
file.
ex..import
javax.swing.JOptionPane
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