What is a composite datatype? What is a user-defined datatype?
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Composite datatype:
A datatype that is made up of multiple values or other datatypes.
Examples in Java:
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Array → collection of same type of data.
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Class/Objects → bundle of variables + methods.
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String → technically an object that holds a sequence of characters.
int[] marks = {90, 85, 70}; // Array = composite datatype
User-defined datatype:
A datatype that is created by the programmer using classes, interfaces, or enums.
Example:
class Student { String name; int age; }
Here, Student is a user-defined datatype.
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