Lecture 6 - Primitive Data Types Solution

Primitive types problem statement
Implement an ‘int’ data type, intValue, initialized as 4326

Primitive types solution code
int intValue = 4326;

Primitive types solution output
4326

Hi there, This is Marius from AlefTav Coding. In today's lecture I will look at another of Java's primitive data types.

Primitives coding exercise

Your homework was the coding exercise, 'Implement an ‘int’ data type, intValue, initialized as 4326'

public class Lecture6 {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // TODO: Implement an ‘int’ data type, intValue, initialized as 4326
        System.out.println(intValue);
    }
}

My solution is, data type, 'int', followed by storage name, intValue initialized as the number, 4326. I am using the Java data type, int because I work here with a discrete, whole number, and not a decimal number, as in the previous lecture. Besides, double and int, Java's other primitive data types are byte, short, long, float, char and boolean.

In my class, Lecture6 is the usual main() method. Then, the TODO comment line where the solution code will appear. Next, a print statement to display the data stored at the location, intValue.