Next to Part 1, let’s take a look at the remaining two scopes of variables in Java, and look at the case of variables with the same name but different in scope, how Java handle that. The variable is inside an object The variable is… Read More

In Java, any variable can have the following scopes: The variable is inside any method. As a parameter of any method. The variable is inside an object (including fields, attributes, and variables that are not static variables). The static variable of a class. In this… Read More

In mathematics, we have priority between plus, subtraction, multiplication and division, in parentheses, in Java, there are similar things in priority between operators if they are used in the same expression. This tutorial, let’s learn about the priority of the operators in Java. Java has… Read More

Logical operators are used to test the validity of one or more expressions. The return value of these expressions is a boolean value, true or false. In Java, we have the following logical operators: AND (&&) OR (||) NOT (!) AND operator The AND operator… Read More

Relational operators in Java are used to test whether a condition is satisfied. They consist of the following six operators: > >= < <= == != >, >=, <, <= operators We use the operators >, >=, <, <= to check that this primitive value… Read More

In Java, we have seven mathematical operators including: +: plus –: subtraction *: multiplication /: division %: modular division ++: double plus —: double subtraction It is easy for plus, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modular division, isn’t it? So, in this tutorial, I will focus… Read More

In Java, we have the following assignment operators: = += -= *= /= – The assignment operator “=” is used most often, which is used to initialize the variable and assign a new value to it. Example: You cannot use this assignment operator to assign… Read More

In Java, we have two types of variables, the primitive variable and the object reference variable. The primitive we learned in the previous tutorials, in this tutorial I will be with you to learn about the object reference variable and its difference with the primitive… Read More

In our previous tutorial, we looked at five of the eight primitive data types in Java. Now let’s look at the 3 remaining primitive data types. float The float is a 32-bit data type that has a very large value. I do not list here… Read More

Primitive data types are the simplest types in every programming language in general and Java in particular. In Java, we have eight primitive data types: char byte short int long float double boolean Variables defined with primitive data types are called primitive variables. In this… Read More