Answer:
b. Associativity
Explanation:
Associativity specifies the order in which operators are processed vis a vis operands/values in an expression. For example: Consider the expression: a + b + c. Here a + b is evaluated first before adding the result with c as the '+' operator is left associative. The default associativity can also be overridden by the use of parentheses. For example a + (b + c) . In this case b+c will be evaluated first.
Answer:
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Explanation:
This is written in Kotlin programming language.
//Creating the class Car. The primary //constructor declares car's properties which //are initialized when it's objects are created.
class Car(
val type: String,
val gear: String,
val maxSpeed: Double,
val avgFuelConsumption: Double)
//Creating several objects of car.
val sedan: Car = Car("sedan", "auto", 23.4, 500)
val jeep: Car = Car("jeep", "manual", 40, 350)
val mini: Car = Car("mini", auto, 26.7, 86, 234)
I believe it is old English text
I study IT,it was Ipv 6 in our textbook
