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Exercise:

Add the correct data type for the following variables:

int myNum = 9; float myFloatNum = 8.99f; char myLetter = 'A'; boolean myBool = false; String myText = "Hello World";

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 myNum = 9;
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 myFloatNum = 8.99f;
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 myLetter = 'A';
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 myBool = false;
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 myText = "Hello World";

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Java Syntax

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Java Variables

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Java Data Types

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Java Operators

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Java Strings

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Java Math

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Java Booleans

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Java If...Else

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Java Switch

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Java Loops

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Java Arrays

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Java Methods

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Java Classes/Objects

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Java Exceptions

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