Chapter3 basic java data types and declarations
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The document discusses basic Java declarations including constants, variables, type casting, and strings. It provides examples of declaring and assigning constants and variables in Java. It also describes common string methods like length(), equals(), toUpperCase(), and substring() and provides examples of how to use them.
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