## Task

Your task is to replace the blanks `___` with the correct data types for each of the variables. For the `temperature` variable use the **integer** data type which takes up the **least** memory provided that the number fits in its range.

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    1. <code>-150</code> can fit into <span style="font-weight: bold">2 bytes</span>, so use the integer data type which
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    2. Pay attention to the letter <code>F</code> which is used only for a particular data type. <br/>
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object Main {
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    var boolVariable: Boolean = true
    var fractionalNumber: Double = 129.43
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