Computers store all values using bits (binary numbers). A bit can represent two values, and the value of a bit is usually said to be either 0 or 1.
To create a variable, you need to tell Java its type and name. Creating a variable is also called variable declaration. When you create a primitive variable, Java reserves enough bits in memory for that primitive type and maps that location to the name you use. We need to tell Java the type of the variable, because Java needs to know how many bits to use and how to represent the value.
All three different basic types are represented by binary numbers (binary numbers consisting of the digits 0 and 1), but in different ways. To practice converting between decimal and binary numbers, see:
When you declare a variable, a memory location (a contiguous number of bits) is reserved for variables of that type and a name is associated with that location. Integers get 32 bits of space, double precision numbers get 64 bits of space, and boolean values can be represented with only 1 bit, but the amount of space is not fixed by the Java standard.
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