What is the outcome of the line of code "cout<<abs(-
16.5);"?
1) 16
2) 17
3) 16.5
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Answer / naga
Ans: 16.5
The numerical value of a real number without regard to its
sign. For example, the absolute value of −4 (written |-4|)
is 4. Also called numerical value.
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Answer / pramod
The result is compiler error .....Because abs(int) and
abs(long) are the two overloaded functions. When a call to
abs(-16.5) is made, compiler can not find out which one to call.
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