What's happening here

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/clrk7Q5is4Sx/?ref=app

Answer 1

Result is assumed to be 1 so initially when you do:
result*=x
You get the number you passed earlier in the method as first argument so that result is equal to x.
result*=x ===> x result = x
Then the for loop multiply that number with itself doing:
result*=x ===> x*x result = x*x
result*=x ===> x*x*x result = x*x*x
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Answer 2

There is a method called "Pow" which takes two arguments, a base and eventually an exponent (of none is given, 2 is assumed to be the exponent)
The main method just checks the method and the output is the result of:
6^2=36
3^4=81

Answer 3

But in the code we mentioned result*=x;

Answer 4

For which I think the result should be 1*6 = 6

Answer 5

Ok, thank u

Answer 6

Hi

Answer 7

Hello