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Chapter 6.8, Problem 6.8.3CP
Given two method definitions,
public static double m(double x, double y)
public static double m(int x, double y)
tell which of the two methods is invoked for:
- a. doub1e z = m (4, 5) ;
- b. double z = m(4, 5.4) ;
- c. double z = m(4.5, 5.4) ;
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