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Java
Concepts: Evaluation Answer 4 Concept Questions
In Java:
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I am not sure what's right.
In Java:
Evaluating an expression means outputting its result
Evaluating an expression means outputting its result
In Java:
The type of expressions is determined, without evaluation, at compile time
The type of expressions is determined, without evaluation, at compile time
I am not sure what's right.
In Java:
One has to evaluate an expression to determine its type
One has to evaluate an expression to determine its type
In Java:
&& and || evaluate their right operand only if absolutely necessary
&& and || evaluate their right operand only if absolutely necessary
I am not sure what's right.
In Java:
&& and || always evaluate both operands
&& and || always evaluate both operands
In Java:
Invoking toString() does not produce any output
Invoking toString() does not produce any output
I am not sure what's right.
In Java:
Invoking toString() prints something
Invoking toString() prints something