Which of the following declaration is wrong?
int i=45;
float j = 45.0;
double k=45.0;
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Answer / shukla.swapnil
float j = 45.0; <=== this declaration is wrong
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Answer / pranav
float j = 45.0; <- This statement is wrong
Correct way is:
float j = 45.0f;
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Answer / rohit
by default it takes double.So we need to explicitly mention it as float
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 2 No |
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