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Chapter 5, Problem 2AW

Here is the code for the displayValue method, shown earlier in this chapter:

  public static void displayValue(int num)

  {

   System.out,println(“The value is ” + num);

  }

For each of the following code segments, indicate whether it will successfully compile or cause an error:

  1. a. displayValue(100);
  2. b. displayValue(6.0);
  3. c. short s = 5;
  4. 1. displayValue(s);
  5. d. long num = 1;
  6. 2. displayValue(num);
  7. e. displayValue(6.2f);
  8. f. displayValue((int) 7.5);
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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)

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