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![Please design a problem to show the three types of data conversions. For example, if you run the
program, it may display the following messages:
Problems @ Javadoc Declaration Console X Data Hierarchy
<terminated> Conversion [Java Application] C:\Program Files\Eclipse Foundation\b
1. This is to show assignment conversion:
Enter an int for a: 3
Converted an int to a double by assignment.
int a is 3
double b is 3.0
2. This is to show promotion coversion:
Enter an int for c: 5
Enter a double for d: 2.0
Assign c/d to e.
int cis 5
double d is 2.0
output e is 2.5
3. This is to show casting conversion:
Enter a double for f: 5.7
Enter an int for g: 2
Assign f/g to h.
double f is 5.7
int g is 2
output h is 2
When you run our program, the numbers must be typed from input but not be assigned in your
program. You can type the same numbers as in the example or you may type other numbers, but
please display all the three data conversions.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/988c66ad-2fab-4561-a552-cd296d0e4f50/96d0f666-db00-4439-a0ef-00b7ef7b2c96/4dugd82_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Please design a problem to show the three types of data conversions. For example, if you run the
program, it may display the following messages:
Problems @ Javadoc Declaration Console X Data Hierarchy
<terminated> Conversion [Java Application] C:\Program Files\Eclipse Foundation\b
1. This is to show assignment conversion:
Enter an int for a: 3
Converted an int to a double by assignment.
int a is 3
double b is 3.0
2. This is to show promotion coversion:
Enter an int for c: 5
Enter a double for d: 2.0
Assign c/d to e.
int cis 5
double d is 2.0
output e is 2.5
3. This is to show casting conversion:
Enter a double for f: 5.7
Enter an int for g: 2
Assign f/g to h.
double f is 5.7
int g is 2
output h is 2
When you run our program, the numbers must be typed from input but not be assigned in your
program. You can type the same numbers as in the example or you may type other numbers, but
please display all the three data conversions.
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