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Line 26: <b>Don't get confused</b><br/> The term mentioned <i>Primitive Wrapper Classes</i> <b>does not</b> mean that Wrapper classes are Primitive types in Java. It should be read this way, a class that wraps a primitive type. Wrapper classes can be used to store the same value as of a primitive type variable but the instances/objects of wrapper classes themselves are <i>Non-Primitive</i>. We cannot say that Wrapper classes themselves are Primitive types. They just ~~wraps~~wrap the primitive types.

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