Primitive Types and Reference Types in Java

Java Programming: Primitive Types and Reference Types in Java Programming
Topics discussed:
1. Primitive types in Java.
2. Reference types in Java.
3. A string is a Reference type in Java.
4. Primitive types vs Reference types in Java.

Music:
Axol x Alex Skrindo - You [NCS Release]

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please note that non-primitive types do not store their values in stack they only store the reference in the stack and that reference will be connected to a random part inside "heap", the heap will contain the value of that reference

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