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    Literals in Java are explicit number or string constant values that are directly written in source code without variable assignment. Examples of literals include integer values like 123, floating point values like 1.234F, character values like 'A', boolean values true and false, string values "ITUM", and special literal values like Math.PI.

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    Literals in Java

    A literal is an explicit (stated clearly) number or string constant used in Java


    programs.

    Examples:

    int:

     1, 0, -1, 025 (Octal), 0B10101 (Binary), 0x0DA9 (Hexa-decimal), '\u0041' (Unicode)


     Integer.MAX_VALUE => 2147483647, Integer.MIN_VALUE => -2147483648
     123_456_3456

    byte / Short:

    (byte) 0xff, (short)-25

    long:

    5L, -200L, 0xFD9CL

    Long.MAX_VALUE => 263-1, Long.MIN_VALUE => -263 (9,223,372,036,854,775,807)

    float:

    1.234F, 1.05E-12f,

    Float.NaN

    double:

    5.5E-120D, 0.001

    Double.NaN, Math.PI

    Boolean:

    true, false

    char

    'A', '\u003a'

    Space

    ' '

    String:

    "ITUM"

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