Java Basics - Variable and Data Types Part 1
Declaring and initializing a variables:
int box; //declare variable type and name.
box = 5; //initialize variable
Updating and setting avariable:
box = box -3;
//read from right to left
//the box now is equal to the integer of 2, because 5-3=2
Displaying the above variable to the outside world:
System.out.println(box);
You can also declare and initialize in one statement: ie int price = 0;
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Declaring a String Variable:
String driver; //declare
driver = "Hamish" // Initialize
Getting the length of the string
int letter = driver.length();
Displaying the above variable to the outside world:
System.out.println(letter); //Notethe out put would be 6.
Changing to all upper case:
driver = driver.toUpperCase(); //Now the string is "HAMISH"
String Concatenation
String firstName;
firstName = "John";
String secondName;
secondName = "Bloke";
String fullName = firstName + secondName;
System.out.println(fullName ); //This would print out JohnBloke
//You can println variables and strings at the same time: (variable + " hello")
//If variable = 6
//The result would be "6 hello"
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Basic Rules On Variable Names.
1. Variables should always follow the lowerCamelCase rule. ie String firstVariableHere
2. Variable names are case sensitive.
3. Start variable names with a letter and nota number
4. Cannot have white spaces in a variable ie "Stock Price" is not acceptable.
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int box; //declare variable type and name.
box = 5; //initialize variable
Updating and setting avariable:
box = box -3;
//read from right to left
//the box now is equal to the integer of 2, because 5-3=2
Displaying the above variable to the outside world:
System.out.println(box);
You can also declare and initialize in one statement: ie int price = 0;
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Declaring a String Variable:
String driver; //declare
driver = "Hamish" // Initialize
Getting the length of the string
int letter = driver.length();
Displaying the above variable to the outside world:
Changing to all upper case:
driver = driver.toUpperCase(); //Now the string is "HAMISH"
String Concatenation
String firstName;
firstName = "John";
String secondName;
secondName = "Bloke";
String fullName = firstName + secondName;
System.out.println(fullName ); //This would print out JohnBloke
//You can println variables and strings at the same time: (variable + " hello")
//If variable = 6
//The result would be "6 hello"
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Basic Rules On Variable Names.
1. Variables should always follow the lowerCamelCase rule. ie String firstVariableHere
2. Variable names are case sensitive.
3. Start variable names with a letter and nota number
4. Cannot have white spaces in a variable ie "Stock Price" is not acceptable.
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