Please help I'm a newbie.. I'm just wondering why
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Please help I'm a newbie.. I'm just wondering why
Sounds like a homework question to me..
What did your research show?
i can't find anything directly answer my question..
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a : not derived : original, primary
b : assumed as a basis; especially : axiomatic <primitive concepts>
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c : belonging to or characteristic of an early stage of development : crude, rudimentary <primitive technology>
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A primitive type is predefined by the language and...
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Primitive types are the most basic data types available
thanks.. though it is not the answer i'm looking for..
What answer were you looking for? That implies you know what the answer is so why ask the question?
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answer like It is called Primitive because ..................... as simple as Java was originally called "Oak".. The language, initially called Oak after an oak tree that stood outside Gosling's office... something like that but it's ok if there's really none... thanks anyway
primitive data types are the basis for which all objects are derived. So, it's "primitive", because it's the first, the beginning.
You ask a question (which you could research yourself)
Someone provides an answer
Your reply was basically "I don't like your answer, give me another one"
Do you realise how rude that makes you?
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Thanks Hisma.. Thanks for all who replied and answered me.. God Bless all of you..
The building blocks of the objects in java are called as primitive data types. There are eight primitive data types such as byte, short, int, long, char, float, double, and boolean. They are categorized according to the groups like Integers, floating point numbers, characters and boolean. These are the built-in data types of the programming language.
thanks albsmith