1. Reserved Words
- Reserved words means the names which already exists in Java programming language.
- Suppose, i reserved a bus ticket (please don’t ask what is the cost of ticket), so after seat got reserved, it will not allocate to anyone in my presence.
same like,
1. Java Team has got reserved 53 words in java, to do a specific task and purpose.
2. These words we cannot be used as identifiers means( e.g variable names, method names, class names )
Note:
You will learn about every reserved word while going through corresponding chapter.
Note :
all reserved words names should be lowercase only.
all reserved words names should be lowercase only.
List table of Java reserved words: 53
Primitive
words
|
Flow
control
words
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Access
modifiers
words
|
Exceptional
Handling
words
|
class
related
words
|
object
related
words
|
return
type
words
|
unused
words
|
reserved
literals
words
|
byte
|
if
|
public
|
try
|
package
|
new
|
void
|
goto
|
true
|
short
|
else
|
private
|
catch
|
import
|
this
|
const
|
false
| |
int
|
do
|
protected
|
finally
|
class
|
super
|
null
| ||
long
|
while
|
final
|
throw
|
interface
|
instanceof
| |||
float
|
for
|
abstract
|
throws
|
extends
| ||||
double
|
switch
|
static
|
assert
|
implements
| ||||
char
|
case
|
synchronised
|
enum
| |||||
boolean
|
default
|
strictfp
| ||||||
break
|
native
| |||||||
continue
|
transient
| |||||||
return
|
volatile
| |||||||
8
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11
|
11
|
6
|
7
|
4
|
1
|
2
|
3
|
Thanks for your time.
- Nireekshan