Answer:
The code to this question is "sendVariable(x);".
Explanation:
The explanation of the (method calling) code can be given as:
- In the question, it is defined that there is a method that name is "sendVariable()". In this method, we pass an integer variable that is "x".
- The variable x value is already declared and assigned and this variable is passed in the method.
- This method is defined in the same class so the code for calling this method is "sendVariable(x);".
D) a phenomenon.
It's real, there it is. There is no current explanation for it, but there it is...
Answer:
The answer is "Option D".
Explanation:
In the given code an array that is "array1" is declared that stores double value because its data type is double. This array stores 10 element, that is equal, and between 0 to 9, because array indexing always starts from 0. In the given array declaration code all options are correct, that can be described as follows:
- In option A, It is correct, because all element stores double value.
- In option B, It is correct, because the size of the array is 10.
- In option C, It is also correct, because it ranges between 0 to 9.
Answer:
option a
never heard of b, c would be called a virus and d a cookie
No clue bro. Im in middle school thats y
