In a basic Java program, you are tasked to display a message that includes an integer and a string. This will allow you to demonstrate your understanding of using both primitive and reference data types. You are required to define an integer variable, set its value to 10, define a string variable, set its value to 'Hello, World!', and then print a message that includes these variables. To complete this task, you have to reorder the lines of code correctly.
Primitive and reference types
Displaying a message using integer and string variables
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public class Main {
System.out.println("My number is " + myNumber + " and my string is '" + myString + "'.");
String myString = "Hello, World!"; //reference type
}
int myNumber = 10; //primitive type
public static void main(String[] args) {
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