Certain operators are defined for integers. You must be wondering what happens when integers and non$-$integers are mixed in a single expression. For

example:

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MIIS converts non$-$integers to integers as required by the operators. The non$-$integer is converted to an integer starting with the leftmost character and

continuing until a non$-$numeric character is encountered.$($The $+$ or $-$ may be the very first character.$)$ For example, $"45"$ is $45,"$A$45"$ converts to $0,"-1.2"$

converts to $-1,"+4$A$2"$ converts to $4,$ and null converts to $0.$

$123."$A$"$

$"4$A$"+123$

$4\mathrm{.}6$

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$131071$

NOT ALLOWED $-$ ILLEGAL SYNTAX

$154$

NONE OF THE ABOVE