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Java Programming Tutorial
  • Java Basic Concepts
    • Introduction
    • Variable
    • Data Types
    • Naming Conventions
    • Integer Variable
    • Long Variable
    • Short Variable
    • Byte Variable
    • Float and Double Variables
    • Character Variable
    • Boolean Variable
    • Constant Variable
    • Typecasting
  • Operators in Java
    • Operators
    • Assignment Operators
    • Arithmetic Operators
    • Relational Operators
    • Logical Operators
    • Operator Precedence
  • Input and Output in Java
    • Environment Setup
    • Program Basic Structure
    • Output
    • Input
    • Comments
  • Decision Making in Java
    • Decision Making
    • if Statement
    • if else Statement
    • if else if Statement
    • Conditional Operator
    • switch case Statement
  • Mathematical Functions
    • Mathematical Functions
  • Loops in Java
    • Loops
    • for Loop
    • while Loop
    • do while Loop
  • Arrays in Java
    • One Dimensional Array
    • Two Dimensional Array
  • String in Java
    • String
    • StringBuffer
    • StringBuilder
  • Searching in Java
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    • Binary Search
  • Sorting in Java
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    • Selection Sort
    • Insertion Sort
  • Function in Java
    • Function
    • Recursive Function
    • Function Overloading
  • OOPs in Java
    • Classes and Objects
    • Instance Variables
    • Instance Methods
    • Access Modifiers
    • Constructor
    • Static Variables
    • Static Methods
    • Inheritance
    • Interface
    • Types of Inheritance
    • Polymorphism
    • Final Class and Method
    • Abstract Class and Method
    • Wrapper Classes
  • Data Structures in Java
    • Stack
    • Queue
    • Circular Queue
    • Double Ended Queue
    • Singly Linked List
    • Doubly Linked List
    • Stack using Linked List
    • Queue using Linked List
  • Packages in Java
    • Packages
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    • Exception Handling
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    Integer Variable in Java Programming

    In this lesson, we will learn about the Integer Variable in Java programming language. We will go through some examples of it and a quiz on it.

    Integer Type Variable

    In our earlier lesson we have learned about variable and how they are used to store values in computer memory. Now in this lesson we will learn how to declare variable in C programming using an Integer Data Type.

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    So the first type of variable we need to know about is of type int - short for integer. This type of variable is used to store a whole number either positive or negative only (example: 10, 89, -24 etc). But if you try to store a fractional value (example: 12.36) in it then it will give loss of precision error in Java.

    Syntax of Declaring Integer Variable in Java
    int variable_name;

    Here int is used for declaring Integer data type and variable_name is the name of variable (you can use any name of your choice for example: a, b, c, alpha, etc. but remember the Naming Conventions while declaring an integer variable) and ; is used for line terminator (end of line).

    Now let's see some examples for more understanding.

    Example 1

    Declare an integer variable x.

    int x;
    Example 2

    Declare an integer variable x to assign an integer value 10.

    int x = 10;
    Example 3

    Declare 3 integer variables x, y and z in a single line.

    int x, y, z;
    Example 4

    Declare 3 integer variables x, y and z to assign the integer value 42, 67 and 85 respectively in a single line.

    int x=42, y=67, z=85;
    Example 5

    Declare an integer variable x and assign the integer value 18 in the second line.

    int x;
    x = 18;
    Example 6

    Declare an integer variable x and assign the integer value 76 and change its value to 54 in the next line.

    int x = 76;
    x = 54; // now the new value of x is 54

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