Chapter 3: Problem 11
Assume a program has the following variable definitions \\[ \begin{array}{l} \text { Int a, b = 2: } \\ \text { double } c=4.3: \end{array} \\] and the following statement: \\[ a=b \cdot c: \\] What value will be stored in a?
Chapter 3: Problem 11
Assume a program has the following variable definitions \\[ \begin{array}{l} \text { Int a, b = 2: } \\ \text { double } c=4.3: \end{array} \\] and the following statement: \\[ a=b \cdot c: \\] What value will be stored in a?
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