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The three basic data types in programming are:
1. **Primitive Data Types:** These are the fundamental types provided by a programming language, such as integers, floating-point numbers, characters, and booleans. Examples include:
- Integer (`int`)
- Floating-point (`float`, `double`)
- Character (`char`)
- Boolean (`bool`)
2. **Composite Data Types:** These are data types that are made up of multiple values or elements. This category includes:
- Arrays (collections of elements of the same type)
- Structs (user-defined data types that group related variables)
- Classes (which are similar to structs but also support object-oriented features like inheritance)
3. **Abstract Data Types (ADTs):** These are types that are defined by their behavior from the point of view of a user, specifically what operations can be performed on them and how they can be used. Examples include:
- Lists
- Stacks
- Queues
- Trees
- Graphs
Different programming languages may have varying ways of categorizing and naming these data types, but the general concepts remain consistent across many popular languages.
1. **Primitive Data Types:** These are the fundamental types provided by a programming language, such as integers, floating-point numbers, characters, and booleans. Examples include:
- Integer (`int`)
- Floating-point (`float`, `double`)
- Character (`char`)
- Boolean (`bool`)
2. **Composite Data Types:** These are data types that are made up of multiple values or elements. This category includes:
- Arrays (collections of elements of the same type)
- Structs (user-defined data types that group related variables)
- Classes (which are similar to structs but also support object-oriented features like inheritance)
3. **Abstract Data Types (ADTs):** These are types that are defined by their behavior from the point of view of a user, specifically what operations can be performed on them and how they can be used. Examples include:
- Lists
- Stacks
- Queues
- Trees
- Graphs
Different programming languages may have varying ways of categorizing and naming these data types, but the general concepts remain consistent across many popular languages.
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