Question

What will be the output of the given Java code after the calculation [note the data types]?

double c = 300, d = 150; int y = 0, g = 0;

y = c/d;

g = d/c;

System.out.println ("Y=" +y+ "G=" +g);

Answer 1

c and d are of type double.

Therefore:

• y = c/d; = `300.0 / 150.0` = 2.0
• g = d/c; = `150.0/300.0` = 0.5

However, y and g are of type int. In Java, a double value cannot be assigned directly to an int variable.

The program will not produce any output because it contains a compile-time error. A double value cannot be assigned directly to an int variable without an explicit type cast.