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Java Operators Explained: Output & Types

The document covers operators in Java, providing exercises to find outputs based on given code snippets. It includes tasks for determining appropriate data types for various expressions and a challenge to calculate a specific value based on variable manipulations. The content is part of a module in Abhishek Sir's Java classes.

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Java Operators Explained: Output & Types

The document covers operators in Java, providing exercises to find outputs based on given code snippets. It includes tasks for determining appropriate data types for various expressions and a challenge to calculate a specific value based on variable manipulations. The content is part of a module in Abhishek Sir's Java classes.

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ABHISHEK SIR'S JAVA CLASSES | OPERATORS IN JAVA

OPERATORS IN JAVA
MODULE - IV
I. Find the Output:

1. int a=11, b=4;


i. int x = a / b;
ii. int x = a * b;
iii. int x = a % b;
iv. double x = b / a;
v. int x = b / a;
vi. double x = (double)a / b;
vii. int x = (double)a * b;
viii. double x = b * 2D;
ix. double x = b % a;
x. int x = a + 5D;

2. Write appropriate data type for the following:


i. m = (45 > 9)? true : false;
ii. m = (int)55.63 / 11;
iii. m = “863” + 94.17;
iv. m = “73.42” + ‘6’;
v. m = (78.63 < 56.21 )? “true” : “false”;
vi. m = (int)2.77 * (int)6.89;
vii. m = ‘B’ + 2;
viii. m = “2” + 12D;
ix. m = 3 + 6L;
x. m = 3.0 + 5;

3. int a=3, b=7;


int s=(b-- - ++a + a++ - --b <= a-- - ++a + b++ - a) ? a++ + ++b : a – b++ + --a;
Find value of s

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