Java supports char data type and it takes 2 bytes but it can store only single characters. Two
bytes are allocated because Java has to cater for larger number of characters in Unicode.
3.4.4 Boolean Data Type
Boolean data type uses only a single bit of storage. It is used to demote true or false condition. The
true and false cannot be put in single or double quotes and neither can they be used as identifiers.
Example 3.1:FindMaxDemo.java To Find Program to Find Max of Three Numbers
//FindMaxDemo.java
1.
package com.oops.chap16;
2. import java.io.*;
3. class FindMax{
4. publicint Max3Numbers(int ...
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