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 Variables are devices that are used to store data, such as a number, or a string of character data so that we can 
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 System.out.println("Bill" + " Joy");
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+### Literal values for Non-primitives
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+Variables are just bit holders, with a designated type. You can have an `int` holder, a `double` holder, a `long` holder,
+and even a `String[]` holder. This holder is assigned a bunch of bits representing the value. For primitives, the bits 
+represent __a numeric value__ but for non-primitives, these bits represent __a way to get to the object__. 
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