Final answer:
SQLite supports the data types integer, real, and text, which correspond to Java's long, double, and String respectively. The correct answer is D. INTEGER, REAL, and TEXT are SQLite's storage classes that are compatible with Java's data types.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Java data types that SQLite supports are integer, real, and text. The correct answer to the student's question is D. Java data types closely correspond to SQLite's own storage classes. SQLite uses dynamic typing and has the following storage classes:
- INTEGER: Corresponds to Java's long (and int for smaller values).
- REAL: Corresponds to Java's double.
- TEXT: Corresponds to Java's String.
Note that SQLite does not have dedicated boolean or float types. Instead, boolean values are typically stored as integers (0 for false, 1 for true), and floats are stored as real numbers, as SQLite does not distinguish between float and double precision.