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1. SO   Vs  Too  vs  Very So :to add extra information. always followed by adj or adv      so+ajd/adv ex : she is so fast.      that car is so dirty.      she is such a pretty girl Too : -ve expression. it is used as intensifier something which is more than enough or necessary. too+adj/adv.   ex : its too hot       stop it  its too loud.it is hurting my ears.      she is a way too fat. a way : another way of intensifier we can use before too far : another way of intensifier we can use before too. expressions like : too much, too many we can use as too i ate too much. Very :Strong feeling similar to So always followed by Adjective. ex : i am very excited. English  is very difficult she plays the piano very well. 2. IDIOMS related to emotions expressions i. t o carry the torch for : to be in love with someone.     secret love/one side love.  ex: john carries the torch for Jain. but Jain has no clue about it.      i have the torch for so and so person.

DATA TYPES & LITERALS DATA TYPES: Every variable in java should have some type. Every expression should have some type and every type is strictly defined. Every Assignment should be checked by the compiler for type compatibility Hence java language is considered as strongly typed programming language Java is a not pure object oriented programming language. Because several OOPs features not supported by java. Like multiple inheritances, operator overloading, etc. Moreover we are using primitive datatypes in java which are not objects Primitive Data types:                                                                  Primitive Datatypes (8) Numeric Datatypes                  character datatype                                      Boolean datatype (To represent number)          (To represent character)                               (To represent Boolean values) Integral Datatypes    Floating Point Datatypes    Byte                               float Sho