why don't we need suffix on long in java?

Question

While writing some code I noticed that long(primitive) data type does not need to have the suffix l or L. My code compiles and run fine with this. Can anyone explain the logic Behind this ?? Thanks in advance..

long l=435; //Complies and Run fine 

Answer 1

While writing some code I noticed that long(primitive) data type does not need to have the suffix l or L. My code compiles and run fine with this. Can anyone explain the logic Behind this ?? Thanks in advance..

long l=435; //Complies and Run fine 

Answer 2

While writing some code I noticed that long(primitive) data type does not need to have the suffix l or L. My code compiles and run fine with this. Can anyone explain the logic Behind this ?? Thanks in advance..

long l=435; //Complies and Run fine 

Answer 3

While writing some code I noticed that long(primitive) data type does not need to have the suffix l or L. My code compiles and run fine with this. Can anyone explain the logic Behind this ?? Thanks in advance..

long l=435; //Complies and Run fine