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4.6.12.Answer: casting between long and byte
D.
When a
long
is cast to a
byte
, all but the least-significant
8
bits are discarded.
4.6.Questions
4.6.1.
Object references can be converted in both method calls and assignments, and the rules are identical(True/False)
4.6.2.
Answer: reference method call and assignment
4.6.3.
What is the output(object and primitive type)?
4.6.4.
Answer: object and primitive type
4.6.5.
What is the output(object type conversion)?
4.6.6.
Answer: object type conversion
4.6.7.
What is the output(interface type)?
4.6.8.
Answer: interface type
4.6.9.
What is the output(boolean operator and short type)?
4.6.10.
Answer: boolean operator and short type
4.6.11.
What are the possible values of b in the following code?
4.6.12.
Answer: casting between long and byte
4.6.13.
What are the possible values of the result l in the following code?
4.6.14.
Answer: assignment between byte and long
4.6.15.
For the following hierarchy and code, Which of the following saveEvent calls would run without an exception?
4.6.16.
Answers: exception hierarchy
4.6.17.
Which of the following Java statements will compile and execute without error?
4.6.18.
Answer: implement Runnable interface
4.6.19.
What will happen when you try to compile and run this code?
4.6.20.
Answer: interface casting
4.6.21.
What will happen when you call this method with int primitives as in the following fragment?
4.6.22.
Answer: method overloading
4.6.23.
Which of the following Java code fragments compiles and executes without error?
4.6.24.
Answer: interface type casting
4.6.25.
What will be the result of trying to compile the following class?
4.6.26.
Answer: instanceof object
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