Output of the code?

Question

char a='a';
char b='v';
char c=(char)(a+b);
System.out.println(c);

Answer 1

No output, 'Char' is unknown class, compile error.
Run the snippet in Code Playground to find out for yourself.

(Edit)
Question is edited, apparently the OP meant `char`. Presumably keypad auto-capitalize feature.

However, in my opinion minor typo issue like these should and could have been anticipated. And the title also says "Output of the code", without any indication of a need for explanation.

When the question asks only for output, I generally recommend to test run the code. If the OP asks for explanation about how the code works, or how it works as it is, then it is a different story.

Answer 2

Ipang probably he meant "char".

Cheliyan See the char in Java is unsigned type and the range varies from 0 to 65535 so you must find the Unicode values of both "a" and "v" and add them.

Then see what is the corresponding character matching that value on the unicode chart.