public class Test {
// instance variable of primitive type
private int i;
// instance variable of Reference type
private String s;
public void m1() {
// local variable of primitive type
int j = 3;
// local variable of Reference type
String t = "Hello";
}
}
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February 1, 2011
Difference between Instance, Local, Reference, Primitive Variables in Java
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