1. For each call of the method below, display the value that is returned public int retval (int a, int b) { int ci if (a > b) { c - ai } else if (b * a -- 0) { C - b; } else ( c - b + (a - (b * a)); return c; Read the following arguments from the keyboard and pass them to etVal () Arguments passed a. retVal(4, 2) b. retVal(5, 4) c. retVal(5, 13) d. getVal(x, y) e. getVal(m, n) Output а. 4 b. 5

1. For each call of the method below, display the value that is returned public int retval (int a, int b) { int ci if (a > b) { c - ai } else if (b * a -- 0) { C - b; } else ( c - b + (a - (b * a)); return c; Read the following arguments from the keyboard and pass them to etVal () Arguments passed a. retVal(4, 2) b. retVal(5, 4) c. retVal(5, 13) d. getVal(x, y) e. getVal(m, n) Output а. 4 b. 5

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter7: Using Methods

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17RQ

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