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I do not know what is the subject of this part of Java, but I did not understand it:
Carro carro;
I know that when declaring the variable we do:
String carro;
Why is there such a thing Carro? and the guys are int, boolean, string, float, double?
Could someone explain something to me please?
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Car is a class created by (you) programmer, and in the statement there you are instantiating the Car class that should stay Carro carro = new Carro();
String, Boolean, and etc are primary (native) language data types.
So to speak when Voce uses: String carro; you are using the string class (Java native language) and assigning the car name, so a string type variable called car. When you create and use the class, it’s like using "String" but you created the class, its methods and etc, and giving the car name.
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Integer Type. • Table with integer primiCiCvos Java Cpos. Type. Size ... float ( 32-bit accuracy) and double (64-bit accuracy). Type ... Type String ( String).
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I created a Car class, and tried instaciala using Car; as you said and it didn’t work.
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Test test; test = new Test(); got it
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