Java variables and program of variables.

In this article, what are Java variables and program of variables? are explained in detail with the examples. In a particular class of a java program,we can have three types of java variables.

• Instance Variables.
• Class Variables.
• Local Variables.

Google Adwords/Search engine Marketing(SEM).

In this article,Google Adwords/Search engine Marketing(SEM) is explained in detail with examples.
In search Engine marketing our goal is to generate traffic and business from search engine and other websites.

Operators in Java.

In this article,Operators in Java is explained in detail with examples.

Operators in Java are special symbols, which are used to perform mathematical or other types of operations using values/operands in a program.

Ex:

a+b (+ operator)

a,b are values/operands.

Based on the type of operation and number of values used to perform an operation, Java operations/Operations in Java are divided into different types. (From topic Operators in Java) 

• Arithmetic Operators.
• Relational Operators.
• Relational Operators.
• Logical Operators.
• Assignment Operators.

Advance targeting.

In this article,what is Advance targeting? is explained in detail with examples.
Google will automatically target your location based on the user internet.

If the user is searching in another country search engine, he will see the ads from that country only

The customer from excluded location and searching for excluded location will not see the add.

Relational and Logical Operators.

In this article, Relational and Logical Operators are explained in detail with examples. We will come to know about the Relational  and logical operators,truth table values for Logic AND, Logic OR and Logic NOT with examples provided.

They are also known as comparison operators because they compare two values and give the output as True/False. The operators are, (From topic Relational and Logical Operators)

Symbol	Description	Example
<	Less than	a<b
>	Greater than	a>b
<=	Less than or equal to	a<=b
>=	Greater than or equal to	a>=b
==	Equal to	a==b
!=	Not equal to	a!=b