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Evaluate the following expressions: (int)(18.357 * 100)/10 result: _____________ (int)18.357 * 100/10.0 result: _____________ int x...

  • Evaluate the following expressions:
  • (int)(18.357 * 100)/10 result: _____________
  • (int)18.357 * 100/10.0 result: _____________
  • int x = 5; int y = 8; int z = ++x - y--; x=_____ y=_____ z=_____
  • int a = 20; int b = 10; a -= b - 15; a=_____ b=_____  

CSE 118 Fundamentals of programming Java 14.0

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  • (int)(18.357 * 100)/10 result: _____183________
  • (int)18.357 * 100/10.0 result: ______180.0_______
  • int x = 5; int y = 8; int z = ++x - y--; x=__6___ y=__7___ z=___-2__
  • int a = 20; int b = 10; a -= b - 15; a=__25___ b=___10__

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