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I don't think anyone can explain this concept better than you... It was beautifully delivered.
Thanks alot!

kavishagarwal

Well done practical explanation (implicit conversion, explicit conversion, int ...), nice, clear, easy to understand. Thank you. Keep on.

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vishaalguru

Sir, also give 2-3 task for us at the end of the video so that we can practice it as well.

thakur

Superb tutorial as always. Short and to the point

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johnsonbenjamin

Hi Navin...i am a beginner in java and while i was watching this video ..i was wondering why dont we add "d" in the end when we are using double

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I'm following you since you had 20k subscribers. Thanks always

kalpeshchandora

Sir! You really awesome! God Bless you!

solomonyosef

Why do you have to specify a long as L at the end of a number if you already specified it as one when you declared it?

jaybartgis

Air you are really awesome
Keep up the good work

saiteja

char c='A';
c=66;
My doubt is that if c is first A then the c becomes 66 then A is not equal to 66 andA=65 then it should come error

bibhuprasadsharma

I have a question for float Vs double may be its a silly question, as said we have to mark r after float, how will I do when i take user input for decimal values?? or should i use double always for user input?

ashsihver

I have a question why long data type cast to float data type

rohitvats

How long can b assigned to float as shown in diagram.. because long takes 8 bytes whereas float takes only 4

parasgoyal

Long is of 64bit where as float is of 32bit....how can we assign long to a float

tharunkumar

Why java store string type in default

UCSALAGUPRIYAM

Sir please ... Complete data structure series please in java

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