/*

Problem Statement

Welcome to Day 1! Check out the video tutorial here

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLCka0noTY4&feature=youtu.be), or just jump

right into the problem.

Let's talk about data types. In programming, a data type is a classification of types of

data that determine the possible values and operations on that particular type.

Some typical examples of data types are:

int

double

boolean

char

String

Array

Remember, in languages like Java data types (like the ones above) can be classified into two main groups:

Primitive Types

Reference Types

For this challenge, consider the following inputs (you don't need to read any input):

5.35

'a'

false

100

"I am a code monkey"

true

17.3

'c'

"derp"

For each line above, print out if it is an instance of a primitive or referenced type as

well as which data type it is (using the typical examples above).

Good luck!

Hint: In Java, String is a referenced type.

Output Format

Output nine lines. Print one line for each of the input given above in the following format:

MainDataTypeOfInstance : SpecificDataTypeOfInstance

For example, if the input is:

123

Your output should be:

Primitive : int

Make sure you spell everything correctly and capitalize your entries. Also,

don't forget spaces and colon in between the main and specific data types!

*/

public class Solution {

public void printVars() {

System.out.println("Primitive : double");

System.out.println("Primitive : char");

System.out.println("Primitive : boolean");

System.out.println("Primitive : int");

System.out.println("Referenced : String");

System.out.println("Primitive : boolean");

System.out.println("Primitive : double");

System.out.println("Primitive : char");

System.out.println("Referenced : String");

}

public static void main(String[] args) {

// TODO Auto-generated method stub

Solution sol = new Solution();

sol.printVars();

}

}