y=1; x=2; if (x>0) x=x+5+y; if (x==2) x=x-2+y; if (x=8) x=y=3;

Constant Assignment • The compiler will issue an error if you try to change the value of a constant • In Java, we use the final modifier to declare a constant final int x= 69; Add x= x+10 What is the result?

(PLEASE USE BASIC  JAVA NOT COMPLEX I AM A BEGINNER THANKS) Canadian phone number has the following format: +1 (604) 295- 8959 Area Code= Three digits starting with 2-9Prefix= Three digits starting with 2-9Subscriber= Any four digits 0-9Write a java program, using loops, that asks the user to enter a phone number then if correct print theArea Code, Prefix, and Subscriber numbers. If not correct, print what is wrong. Sample run:Enter a number or -99 to quit: +1 (604) 277-9999The number is correct with area code: 604, prefix 277, and subscriber 9999Enter a number or -99 to quit: 1 (104) 277-0123Country code doesn’t start with + and area code doesn’t start with a 2-9 number.

Indicate whether or not the following is a valid Java statement. Whenever the statement is invalid, briefly explain why. int count- 12.567:

Convert the following statements into intermediate code:   int r=0;for (int i=0; i<10; i++)    r=r+i;