Question: //================================================== /* * operators and expressions */ int e = 5; int num = ++e - 8 % 3; System.out.println(The num is + num);
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/*
* operators and expressions
*/
int e = 5;
int num = ++e - 8 % 3;
System.out.println("The num is " + num);
/*
* rewite the expression (++a - 8 % 3) to compute 'num' without using
* increment operator where num should still evaluate to 4.
*
* What is the value of variable 'a' after computing num?
* answer:
*/
/*
* Write Java code to execute the following fraction,
* if a = 3 , b = 5, c = 6, d = 4 (declare these as int type variables).
* numerator = a * b / (d + c)
* denominator = c % d - b + a
* results = numerator/denominator.
* output 'results'
*/
/* Expected output should be -0.1666666716337204
* Show your hand calculation to verify correctness of 'results'.
* If the output is incorrect, fix the expression to get the correct 'results'.
*/
}
}
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