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Assume that x and y are variables of type int. Which of the following Java expressions never results in a division by zero? (A) (y / x) == 0 (B) ((y / x) 0) && (x != 0) (C) ((y / x) == 0) 11 (x != 0) (D) (x != 0) && ((y / x) == 0) (E) (x != 0) 11 ((y / x) 0)

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Option (D) ((x != 0) && ((y / x) == 0)) is the expression that never results in a division by zero.

Step-by-step explanation:

The expression that never results in a division by zero is option (D) (x != 0) && ((y / x) == 0). This expression ensures that x is not equal to zero before performing the division operation, which prevents division by zero. If x is equal to zero, the expression evaluates to false.

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