Grunddatenarten

Grunddatenarten, also known as primitive data types or basic data types, are the simplest and most fundamental data structures used in programming. They represent the most basic units of data that a programming language can handle directly. These types are typically built into the language and are not constructed from other data types.

Common examples of grunddatenarten include:

- Integer (for whole numbers)

- Floating-point numbers (for decimal numbers)

- Boolean (representing true or false values)

- Character (for single characters)

- String (for sequences of characters)

These basic types form the building blocks for more complex data structures and user-defined types. Understanding grunddatenarten is essential for effective programming as they form the foundation upon which more advanced data manipulation and logic are built.