Rules of Variable declaration in Java | Learn Coding

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sir apne bhut acha samjaye rules thanku so much sir

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Nice

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what is the difference between declaring a variable and defining a variable explain with the help of an example in java?

[@PinkySwain5]

Are these rules only applicable in Java?
Is the same rule for c and c++ ?

[@LearnCodingOfficial]

Almost Same

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[@dalmarabdi2218]

They are almost same, except $ is not acceptable in C and C++.
Example: int $a;
There will be an error.

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Ur explaning all very well but previous video prime no beween two numbers u didn't gave dry run it is little difficulty

[@theblindprogrammer]

What didn't you understand?

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Please give me the answer!
Write about the type of variables with example. (And rules for writing variables.)
Please, only bracket wala ans chahiye,.. please rply it's urgent

[@theblindprogrammer]

// these four data types are integers
// what differentiates them is the memory size
// or the amount of data they can hold
int miles = 80;
byte apples = 2;
short year = 1933;
long distance = 1938939930;
// These two data types only store size
float bacteriaSize = 0.00093884F;
double computerPrice = 1493.98;
// this data type stores only true/false
boolean isLoggedIn = false;
// this data type only stores a single unicode character
char grade = 'A';

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Bro variable ke bichme $use kr ahakte hai

[@LearnCodingOfficial]

Haa kr skte ho aditya

[@PinkySwain5]

@@LearnCodingOfficial but sir u said except underscore we can't use any special symbol.😓

[@LearnCodingOfficial]

But in java you can also use $ symbol.

[@PinkySwain5]

@@LearnCodingOfficial OK sir 🙏

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[@theblindprogrammer]

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