int p is 3000000 and int q is 4000000. Printing likely to appear as the output q will result in overflow. What is OA seemingly arbitrary integer The error message "integer overflow" is printed in red to the console O The integer value -999999999 O The scientific notation value 1.2000E13 The letters "NaN" The integer value -1

int p is 3000000 and int q is 4000000. Printing likely to appear as the output q will result in overflow. What is OA seemingly arbitrary integer The error message "integer overflow" is printed in red to the console O The integer value -999999999 O The scientific notation value 1.2000E13 The letters "NaN" The integer value -1

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