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Can someone tell me what is that answer exactly please🙏. Int x=2 ; int y= 4 ; int result x = _ _ ; systeme.out.printhl ( )
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so many syntax errors here:
int(not Int), System(not systeme), println(not printl),
and there is nothing like "int result x=_ _;" it probably will be "int result = x _ _;"
now considering "int result = x _ _;" : at first _ there might be some operation like -, +, *, /, ^, & etc, and at second _ there might be y OR at both _ _ there can be - - or ++.
these are just rough guesses, please correct the question to get more clear answer.
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int result=x+y;
System.out.println(result);
Gabenley BIEN-AIME you should go through java lesson again for basic syntax https://www.sololearn.com/Course/Java/?ref=app
good luck
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Gabenley BIEN-AIME
As in my above answer I told many solutions are possible & without knowing what this program do, what exactly you want to print it is hard to predict the exact solution
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Fill in the blanks to print the sum of the two variables? int x=2, int y=4 int result =x__ __ system. Out.printin(__________);
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Gabenley BIEN-AIME again there is syntax error it would be better if u code it in the playground and link it to the thread so we can get what's wrong
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Ur quetion is vague completely
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Are u kidding me
int result x+y;
System.out.println(result);
It was sort of a joke nd u should look for the syntax properly go for the java tutorial here at sololearn
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Gaurav Agrawal make it mfd
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Gaurav Agrawal make it mfd
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thanks, this is the question : int x=2, int y=4 int result =x__ __ system. Out.printin(__________);