Problem help

Question

int i = 6, j = 4
String s = Integer.toString (i);
String t = s + j;
Can somebody explain how to do this problem? Thanks. I think the answer is 64??

Answer 1

you are missing a semicolon after
"int i = 6, j = 4"
"int i = 6, j = 4;"

Answer 2

Yes, in the third line a variable t of string type is assigned with the value "64".
Before performing the operation of concatenating the values of the variables s and j, an implicit type cast of the value 4 of integer type of the variable j to the value "4" of string type is made.
And of course the first line must end with a semicolon character.