Question

System.out.println('A'+10+'B')​

Answer 1

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System.out.println("A"+10+"B")

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A10B

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In the println method, given first is a string. The string, if added to a number, gets concatenated.

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System.out.println(5 + 3 + 7)

System.out.println(5 + 3 + "B")

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15

8B

==> It gets added by order. Number added to number gives away sum(5 + 3). Number added to string gets concatenated(8 + "B")

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