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Consider a method defined with the header: public static void doStuff(int x) Which of the following method calls is legal? doStuff(0.555);doStuff(9);doStuff(0.1 + 0.2);all of th…

Consider a method defined with the header: public static void doStuff(int x) Which of the following method calls is legal? doStuff(0.555);doStuff(9);doStuff(0.1 + 0.2);all of th…
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Consider a method defined with the header: public static void doStuff(int x) Which of the following method calls is legal?

doStuff(0.555);doStuff(9);doStuff(0.1 + 0.2);all of the options are legal except for one doStuff(0.1, 0.2);

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the second, because it "asks" for an integer and in all the other calls it is given a float/double
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