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Chapter 2, Problem 3E
Choose the best data type for each of the following, so that no memory storage is wasted. Give an example of a typical value that would be held by the variable, and explain why you chose the type you did.
- the number of years of school you have completed
- your final grade in this class
- the population of China
- the number of passengers on an airline flight
- one player’s score in a Scrabble game
- the number of Electoral College votes received by a U.S. presidential candidate
- the number of days with below freezing temperatures in a winter in Miami, Florida
- one team’s score in a Major League Baseball game
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