Back to Basics: Exploring Primitive Data Structures

 

Hello Magnetzz…!

Welcome in my new blog so on last blog of DSA we studied about the intro of DSA an their Classification as we know that the DSA is classified into two types-

1.    Primitive Data structure

2.    Non-Primitive Data structure

So in this blog we are going to discuss the Primitive DSA in detail.

Primitive Data structure-

A primitive Data structure is that DS which can be directly from machine instruction and is defined directly by the system and compiler. A primitive data structure is usually efficient to manipulate and can be used to represent a wide range of basic data values. They are often used to store and process simple data values in programs and can be used for a variety of purposes, such as mathematical calculations, logical operations, and input/output operations. Understanding primitive data structure is an important foundation for learning how to program and develop more complex programs and algorithms. It is a pre-defined data structure user cannot do anything in it it is fully based on machine instruction user can only use it whenever he needed.

Primitive Data structure is further divided into three more types-

1.   Int :- it stands for integer which means it have numbers present in it (complete value only decimal is not included) it is used to perform various mathematical tasks. An int variable is used to store integer values.

       Ex …. 24,45,65,27 e.t.c

2.    Float :- it stands for floting value means decimal value it has point values in it it is also used as for mathematical task performance.

       Ex ….. 12.3 , 456.67, 23.6 e.t.c

3.   Char :- it stands for character which includes all the existing alphabets which is generally used to for interaction between user and system just like input and output.

       Ex… A,C,B,t,I,o,t,r e.t.c

if you have to read our last blog of Data Structure then please checkout our last blog link is provide-- DSA detailed blog

Thanks for reading….

 

 

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