1 Theoretical ConceptsConsider the following Java code for a method called “addTen" and answerthe following questions accordingly.public static void main(String[] args) {I/ declare an integer numberint number- 15;// invoke the addTen methodaddTen(number);II define a method called addTen that accepts an integer number as a formal parameterpublic static void addTen(int number)// add 10 to the passed argumentnumber + 10;I/ display the resultSystem.out.printin("Result is number);a. What is the output?

in main program number =15 when function addTen is called number becomes (number+=10 means…

1 Theoretical Concepts Consider the following Java code for a method called "addTen" and answer the following questions accordingly. public static void nain(String[] args) { II declare an integer number int number - 15; I/ invoke the addTen method oddTen(number); 1 define a method called addTen that accepts an integer number as a formal paraneter public static void addTen(int number) 1 add 10 to the passed argument number + 10; II display the result System.out.printin("Result is "+ number); a. What is the output?

1 Theoretical Concepts Consider the following Java code for a method called "addTen" and answer the following questions accordingly. public static void nain(String[] args) { II declare an integer number int number - 15; I/ invoke the addTen method oddTen(number); 1 define a method called addTen that accepts an integer number as a formal paraneter public static void addTen(int number) 1 add 10 to the passed argument number + 10; II display the result System.out.printin("Result is "+ number); a. What is the output?

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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