Suppose that x and y are of type int, z is of type double, and ch is of type char.Consider the following cin statementcin >>x >>y>>ch>>z;If the input is12 0.45A 32What will be stored in x, y, z, and ch?x = 12 y = 45 ch ='A' and z = 32.0x = 12 y = 0 ch =': and z = 32.0x = 12 y = 0.45 ch ='A' and z =32.0none of these

Suppose that 1 and y are of type int, z is of type double, and ch is of type char. Consider the following cin statement cin >>x >> y If the input is >>ch>> z; 12 0.45A 32 What will be stored in x, y, z, and ch? x = 12 y = 45 ch ='A' and z = 32.O x = 12 y = 0 ch =': and z = 32.0 x = 12 y = 0.45 ch ='A' and z =32.0 none of these

Suppose that 1 and y are of type int, z is of type double, and ch is of type char. Consider the following cin statement cin >>x >> y If the input is >>ch>> z; 12 0.45A 32 What will be stored in x, y, z, and ch? x = 12 y = 45 ch ='A' and z = 32.O x = 12 y = 0 ch =': and z = 32.0 x = 12 y = 0.45 ch ='A' and z =32.0 none of these

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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