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Question:

________ is NOT a reference type.

A. A class type

B. An interface type

C. An array type

D. A primitive type

Answer:

D. An primitive type

Explanation:

In many programming languages such as Java, types determine the capacity of a variable. Types, among other things, limit;

(i) the value that a variable can hold.

(ii) the values an expression can produce

(iii) operations supported on those values

(iv) determine the meaning of those operations.

Types are either primitive or reference.

(a) Primitive types can hold only a single value. Examples are:

byte, short, int, boolean, long, char, float, double.

(b) Reference types can hold more than a single value and support many complex functionalities that are not allowed in the primitive types such as inheritance, polymorphism e.t.c. Examples are:

class type, array type, interface type and even null type.

Therefore, the primitive type is definitely not a reference type.

akposevictor

All the options given belong to reference type EXCEPT: D. A primitive type.

Recall:

  • Types, which can be primitive or reference, in most programming languages like Java do limit and define the capacities of variables.
  • Primitive type can only support a single value.
  • Reference type supports many complex functionalities that the primitive type cannot.
  • Examples of such functionalities the reference type can allow include: array type, class type, even null type, and interface type.

Therefore, all the options given belong to reference type EXCEPT: D. A primitive type.

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