Show the output of the following code: Explain brieflyint a = 6;int b = a++;System.out.println(a);System.out.println(b);a = 6;b = ++a;System.out.println(a);System.out.println(b);

Explain what the following code does. (Hint: You can explain each line) bool SensorTrigger(int); bool FLAG= SensorTrigger (0x0a22); int InjectionData = 0; for (unsigned int i=0; i 200 && FLAG) InjectionData = 0; cout

Consider the following function prototype: void testFun (int x, int y = 7, char z = *): Which of the following function calls is correct? Select one: a. testFun(5); O b. testFun(5, 8); O c. testFun(0, 0, *); O d. All are correct.

using System;class Program{  public static void Main(string[] args)   {  int number = 1;  while (number <= 1000)    {      Console.WriteLine(number);    number = number + 1;    }  }} this program counts from 1-1000 in C#. how would it be changed to use the += operator to add one to number, instead of writing number = number + 1?