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    The document describes creating a Java project to practice variable handling. It involves creating a new project called VariableHandling, a class called VariablesHandlingTest, and adding code to declare and initialize variables of different data types like boolean, byte, short, char, int, long, float, and double. The code is run and outputs the values of the variables as expected.

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    Create a program to practice creating variables in Java. In the end we
    should observe the following:

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    We close any project that is open:

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    We create a new project VariableHandling:

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    We select the Java category and a Java Application:

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    ( )
    We assign a name and a path for our new project as show
    below:

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    We will create a new Java class:

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    We assign the name VariablesHandlingTest to our new class, and assign to a new
    package named variables. Remember that a package is like a folder. We will cover
    the topic of packages later in the course. Click on finish:

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    This is the result of the created class. We are going to modify this class with the
    following code:

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    File VariablesHandlingTest.java: Click to download
    package variables;

    public class VariablesHandlingTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) {


    //boolean variables (declaration)
    boolean flag1;
    //inicialization of the boolean variable called flag1
    flag1 = true;
    //Declare and initialize a new variable called flag2 of type boolean
    boolean flag2 = false;
    System.out.println("boolean flag1 value: " + flag1);
    System.out.println("boolean flag2 value: " + flag2);
    System.out.println();//prints a new line

    //Byte Variables
    byte b1 = 10;//decimal value of 10
    //Literal en hexadecimal starts with 0x
    byte b2 = 0xa;//0xa is hexadecimal, equals to 10 in decimal
    System.out.println("byte1 value:" + b1);
    System.out.println("byte2 value:" + b2);
    System.out.println("");//prints a new line too

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    File VariablesHandlingTest.java: Click to download
    //Short Variables
    short s1 = 2;
    System.out.println("short value:" + s1);
    System.out.println("");//prints a new line

    //char Variable, declaration and inicializacion in one line of code


    //The first declaration is in UNICODE
    //http://www.icursos.net/referencias/TablaUnicode.html
    char ch1 = 65, ch2 = 'A';
    System.out.println("char1 value:" + ch1);//prints A (unicode value of 65)
    System.out.println("char2 value:" + ch2);//prints A
    System.out.println("");

    //int Variables
    int decimal = 100;
    int octal = 0144;//An octal value starts with 0
    int hexa = 0x64;//An hexadecimal value starts with 0x or OX
    System.out.println("int decimal value:" + decimal);//printls 100
    System.out.println("int octal value:" + octal);//prints 100 too
    System.out.println("int hexadecimal value:" + hexa);//prints 100 too
    System.out.println();

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    File VariablesHandlingTest.java: Click to download
    //long variables
    long long1 = 10;//by default a literal is of type int
    long long2 = 20L;//with the sufix l or L the literal is converted to long
    System.out.println("long1 value:" + long1);
    System.out.println("long2 value:" + long2);
    System.out.println();

    //Variables float
    float f1 = 15;//by default a float literal is of type double
    float f2 = 22.3F;//with the sufix f or F the literal is converted to float
    System.out.println("float1 value:" + f1);
    System.out.println("float2 value:" + f2);
    System.out.println();

    //double Variables
    double d1 = 11.0;//by default a float literal is of type double
    double d2 = 30.15D;//with the sufix D, converts a literal to double
    System.out.println("double1 value:" + d1);
    System.out.println("double2 value:" + d2);
    System.out.println();
    }
    }

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    We execute our project. We give right click -> Run:

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    The result is:

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    • Try creating more variables and verify the result.

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    • With this exercise we have put into practice the creation of
    variables, which are the basis for storing information
    temporarily of our program.

    • For more information on the topic of variables in Java, as


    well as their data types, see:
    • http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/variables.html

    • http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/datatypes.html

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