Which of these is the correct format to use to create the literal char value a?

A) 'a'
B) "a"
C) new Character(a)
D) 00a

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prajakta mamidwar

Mar 14th, 2006

Literals: Are the values to be stored in var & constants.
Integer Literals: numeric literals
Octal Notation :Numnber prefixed by zero
Ex :0123
Hexadecimal Notation: Number prefixed by 0x.
Ex: 0x123,0x45,
Decimal Notation: Ex: n=3,a=4;
Floating point Literals: Ex: n=1.2;
Character Literal: Ex: n='a';
String literal: Ex:n="hello"
Boolean literal: Ex: x=true,y=false
so valid char literal in given ex is A)'a'