Information that's produced by one Java statement and used in later ones is held in variables. In Java, variables must be declared before they are used, and you must specify the type of information they contain. Operations can be performed on variables, and casting can be used to convert information of one type to another.
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Topics covered in this module
First use of variables in Java.
Variable names.
Declaring and initialising variables.
Primitive types.
Type casting and conversion.
Reading input from the user.
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