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Variables of different types take up different amounts of space in computer memory. Order the data types in terms of size-in-memory (from smallest to largest). Some are equal size (so you can list them in either order):  double,   bool,   int,   char,   float            (Note: if you don't remember the exact sizes, ask yourself: how many different values does each data type have to hold?)   1. (smallest) bool char int float double  (largest)   2. (smallest) float double char int bool  (largest)   3. (smallest) char bool double float int (largest)   4. (smallest) int float double char bool  (largest)

Variables of different types take up different amounts of space in computer memory. Order the data types in terms of size-in-memory (from smallest to largest). Some are equal size (so you can list them in either order):  double,   bool,   int,   char,   float            (Note: if you don't remember the exact sizes, ask yourself: how many different values does each data type have to hold?)   1. (smallest) bool char int float double  (largest)   2. (smallest) float double char int bool  (largest)   3. (smallest) char bool double float int (largest)   4. (smallest) int float double char bool  (largest)

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  1. Variables of different types take up different amounts of space in computer memory.
    Order the data types in terms of size-in-memory (from smallest to largest). Some are equal size (so you can list them in either order): 

    double,   bool,   int,   char,   float           

    (Note: if you don't remember the exact sizes, ask yourself: how many different values does each data type have to hold?)

      1.

    (smallest) bool char int float double  (largest)
      2.

    (smallest) float double char int bool  (largest)
      3.

    (smallest) char bool double float int (largest)
      4.

    (smallest) int float double char bool  (largest)
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