To declare a variable in Java, you need to specify its type and name, followed by an optional assignment operator and an initial value. The general syntax is: type name [= value]; For example, you ...

Variable names can’t include spaces, which means you risk having run-on phrases like “playerhealth” or longer. If you had a whole page of text like that, it would get pretty hard to decipher ...

Java is an object-oriented programming language, but there’s more to Java than programming with objects. This tutorial is the first of several introducing non-object-oriented features and syntax ...