Java boolean and char tutorial - 011

So far we've looked at all the ways to represent numbers in Java. In this lesson we're going to look at how to represent boolean values in Java. Boolean values have two states. True - false. On - off. Yes - No. We're also going look at how to represent single characters in Java. Characters are single letters, numbers, and symbols. Once we're done with this, we are done with Java primitives! Lets get started!

Java boolean and char tutorial - Free Java Course Online - 011

Concepts: Java, Programming, Compiling, Primitives, boolean, char

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Excellent explanation of character. That character is 16-bit Unicode is much better than ASCII, but not modern Unicode. Many places forget to explain this.