Integer.parse Int(bf.readLine(System.out.println("enter value for n["

Integer.parse Int(bf.readLine(System.out.println("enter
value for n["+m+"]:")));
can it run under this

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Integer.parse Int(bf.readLine(System.out.println("enter value for n["+m+"]:")))..

Answer / sunil kumar

No it will not run because there should not space between
parseInteget.

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