- I casted a double onto the expression so that the result would be double but looking at it now it is clear that this actually occurs to late, and by choosing option c I divide an int by a double thus already converting the answer to a double
- This one was a misclick but the reason this answer is wrong is because it doesnt include all of the params/variables
- There are m n iterations of the for loop in code segment I. In code segment II, the outer loop executes m times and the inner loop executes n - 1 times for each iteration of the outer loop. There are m n - m iterations of the inner loop in code segment II, so "A" is printed m more times than "B" is printed.
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- I chose options 1 and 3 but now reviewing I see that 3 wouldnt work because i is representing the element of the array instead of the index
- I only chose option 2 but option I is correct too. The code segment uses a for loop to traverse the valueList array. The statement inside the loop calls the get method to access a Value object and then calls the getNum method to access the num instance variable.