Data Types And Data Structures Martin Johannes

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The document discusses different data types and data structures. It begins by explaining that data organization is important for storage, retrieval, and efficiency of computer programs. There are primitive, composite, and abstract data types. Primitive types include basic types like integers, floats, characters, and pointers. Composite types are constructed from primitive types, such as records/structures and arrays. Abstract data types define logical behavior without specifying implementation

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