**Select the statement below which is false:**1. **double j = (double)(7/4);** - Will store 1.0 in the variable j. (Select this answer if it is false.)2. **double m = 7.0/4.0;** - Will store 1.75 in the variable m. (Select this answer if it is false.)3. **int k = (int)(7.0/4.0);** - Will store 1 in the variable k. (Select this answer if it is false.)4. **double p = 7/4;** - Will store 2.0 in the variable p. (Select this answer if it is false.)5. **double n = ((double)7)/4;** - Will store 1.75 in the variable n. (Select this answer if it is false.)

Select the statement below which is false: double j = (double)(7/4); Will store 1.0 in the variable j. (Select this answer if it is false.) double m = 7.0/4.0; Will store 1.75 in the variable m. (Select this answer if it is false.) O int k = (int)(7.0/4.8); Will store 1 in the variable k. (Select this answer if it is false.) double p = 7/4; Will store 2.0 in the variable p. (Select this answer if it is false.) double n = ((double)7)/4; Will store 1.75 in the variable n. (Select this answer if it is false.)

Select the statement below which is false: double j = (double)(7/4); Will store 1.0 in the variable j. (Select this answer if it is false.) double m = 7.0/4.0; Will store 1.75 in the variable m. (Select this answer if it is false.) O int k = (int)(7.0/4.8); Will store 1 in the variable k. (Select this answer if it is false.) double p = 7/4; Will store 2.0 in the variable p. (Select this answer if it is false.) double n = ((double)7)/4; Will store 1.75 in the variable n. (Select this answer if it is false.)

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

Problem 1PE

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