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Sorry Then here's your shmoop du jour brought to you

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by primitive data types Watch out they bite But which

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of the following commands creates an object Recall the difference

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between primitives and objects Objects can contain many data fields

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such as variables and methods Primitives can only contain one

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specific value Remember that we have eight primitive types in

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char double bite short long float and billions primitives air

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like the less evolved less intelligent versions of objects I've

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been the congress lately All right Looking at our potential

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answers we can see that some of them create new

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it's question asked for objects so we can eliminate choices

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and now we can see the choices Dian ear incorrect

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de specifies the code that you need to initialize a

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string but it's not the complete code for creating one

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gone is missing The parentheses at the end that specify

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what tax to put in the string is also missing

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a semicolon Well that leaves us just with choice Seas

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are correct answers Looking closer we can see that it

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correctly declares a new string object and fills it with

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a value Yeah next time we'll look at the epic 00:01:23.866 --> [endTime] uprising of the evolving mistreated primitives Ah

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