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 # OOPS
 
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 ## Primitive Data Types (8)
 
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 In C/C++, this two are allow because of.
 
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 Specify literal values for integral data types (byte, short, int, long) in Java:
 
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 ## This is the only possible way to specify lateral values for integral data types.
 
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 Here's a table representing valid and invalid syntax for integral literals, along with common errors,
 
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 When you write integral literal values in your Java code (e.g., `10`, `010`, `0x10`, `0b10`), the **Java compiler and eventually the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) always convert these into their standard binary representation (which corresponds to their decimal value)** for internal storage and processing.