Literals in Java are basic representations of integer, floating-point, and character data types. In Java:

1. Integer literals do not need to be appended by anything.
2. Long literals are appended by an 'L' or 'l'.
3. Floating-point literals are by default of type double. To specify a float literal, you append an 'F' or 'f'. To specify a double literal, you can append a 'D' or 'd', although this is not required.
4. Character literals are enclosed in single quotes ('a', 'b', etc.).

So, based on the options provided, the correct answer is "L and D".

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Literals in Java are basic representations of integer, floating-point, and character data types. In Java:

1. Integer literals do not need to be appended by anything.
2. Long literals are appended by an 'L' or 'l'.
3. Floating-point literals are by default of type double. To specify a float literal, you append an 'F' or 'f'. To specify a double literal, you can append a 'D' or 'd', although this is not required.
4. Character literals are enclosed in single quotes ('a', 'b', etc.).

So, based on the options provided, the correct answer is "L and D".

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Literals in Java are basic representations of integer, floating-point, and character data types. In Java:

1. Integer literals do not need to be appended by anything.
2. Long literals are appended by an 'L' or 'l'.
3. Floating-point literals are by default of type double. To specify a float literal, you append an 'F' or 'f'. To specify a double literal, you can append a 'D' or 'd', although this is not required.
4. Character literals are enclosed in single quotes ('a', 'b', etc.).

So, based on the options provided, the correct answer is "L and D".

Select the correct answerLiterals in java must be appended by which of these?OptionsILDL and I

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