Java Variables

Java Variables
 
1) What is Variable?
A named retention place to shop or concur the data.

There are 2 types of retention inward Computer environment:

i) Primary retention -RAM

ii) Secondary retention -ROM
Ex: CD, DVD, HDD etc...

Note: Variables shop inward primary memory.
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2) Declaration of Variables inward Java.
Java Supports explicit proclamation of variables

Syntax:

dataType VariableName;

Ex:

int a;
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dataType variable1, variable2, variable3;

Ex:

int a, b, c;
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dataType VariableName = value;

Ex:

int a =100;
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3) Assigning values to variables
a) Initialization

int a;
a=10; // Initialization
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int a=10; // Initialization
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b) Reading
    using Input devices
    from files(text/excel)
    from databases
    from Application objects
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4) Types of Variables
a) Instance Variable
A variable that is declared within the shape only exterior the method

b) Local variable

A variable that is declared within the method

c) Static variables
A Variable that is declared equally static, It cannot live on local.
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5) Naming Conventions
> Java Variables are instance sensitive, monkey is non the equally Monkey or MONKEY.

char monkey, Monkey, MONKEY

> Java variable refer must offset alongside a missive of the alphabet or $ or _

Ex:
myvar
MYVAR
$myvar
_myvar
myvar1
myvar_1
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1myvar - invalid
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> Variable names cannot live on equal to coffee reserved words

Ex:

int
for
import

> Must live on unique inward the ambit of declaration.
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6) Java Variables Declaration Example:
 
package JavaExamples;

public shape VariablesExamples {

    populace static void primary (String [] args){
        // dataType variableName;
        int a;
        a = 10;
        // dataType VariableName = Value;
        int b = 20;
        // Declaration of multiple variables inward a statement
        int c, d, e;
        c =30;
        d =40;
        e = 50;
        // Declaration of multiple variables in addition to assigning values
        int f=60, g=70, h=90;
        int j;
        j = a; // Reading
        char x ='A';
        double y = 2.3456;
        String z = "Selenium";
       
        System.out.println (a);
        System.out.println (b);
        System.out.println (c);
        System.out.println (d);
        System.out.println (e);
        System.out.println (f);
        System.out.println (g);
        System.out.println (h);
        System.out.println (x);
        System.out.println (y);
        System.out.println (z);
        System.out.println (j);
    }
}
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Also Read:

Java for Selenium (Roadmap)

Java Introduction

Java Environment Setup

Java Program Structure

Java Modifiers

Java Data Types

Java Operators 

Java Conditional Statements 

Java Loop Statements

Java Arrays 

Java Methods

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