Errors can be syntax errors or logic errors (the code works, but not as intended). Which...

 

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Errors can be syntax errors or logic errors (the code works, but not as intended). Which of the following statements contains an error? I. System.out.println("Weight (kg): +(int) (10 II. System.out.println("Height (cm): " + (int) (10 III. System.out.println("Basal Metabolic Rate: OI only Oll only Ill only OI and II only OII and III only weight Kg)/10.0 ); heightCm)/100.0); +(int) (10 bMR) /10.0); Errors can be syntax errors or logic errors (the code works, but not as intended). Which of the following statements contains an error? 1. char gender = genderString.indexOf('0'); II. boolean is Female gender == "F"; III. int age = Integer.parseInt (ageString); Ol only Oll only O Ill only OI and II O II and III Errors can be syntax errors or logic errors (the code works, but not as intended). Which of the following statements contains an error? I. System.out.println("Weight (kg): +(int) (10 II. System.out.println("Height (cm): " + (int) (10 III. System.out.println("Basal Metabolic Rate: OI only Oll only Ill only OI and II only OII and III only weight Kg)/10.0 ); heightCm)/100.0); +(int) (10 bMR) /10.0); Errors can be syntax errors or logic errors (the code works, but not as intended). Which of the following statements contains an error? 1. char gender = genderString.indexOf('0'); II. boolean is Female gender == "F"; III. int age = Integer.parseInt (ageString); Ol only Oll only O Ill only OI and II O II and III

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Question 1 answer is option 3 explanation The correct statement without errors is II SystemoutprintlnHeight cm int 10 heightInCm 1000 Now lets examine ... View the full answer