Which of the following is the correct syntax to declare a primitive int and a reference String in Java?

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Java - Memory Management Basics

Aint number = new int(5); String text = "Hello";

Bint number = 5; String text = new String("Hello");

Cint number = new int(5); String text = new String(Hello);

Dint number = Integer(5); String text = "Hello";

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Declare primitive int
Primitive int is declared simply as int number = 5; no new keyword needed.
Step 2: Declare reference String
String is a reference type; it can be assigned directly or with new String("Hello"). int number = 5; String text = new String("Hello"); uses new String("Hello") correctly.
Final Answer:
int number = 5; String text = new String("Hello"); -> Option B
Quick Check:
Primitive int direct, String reference with new [OK]

Quick Trick: Primitive types no new; reference types can use new [OK]

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