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Please help, I can't find the answer but I understand the topic. Question: Fill in the missing parentheses to have x equal 15. int x = _ 2 + 3 _ * 3; Console.WriteLine(x);
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Please help, I can't find the answer but I understand the topic.
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Fill in the missing parentheses to have x equal 15.
int x = _ 2 + 3 _ * 3;
Console.WriteLine(x);
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U have to put parenthesis in the blank lines.
Hope this helped and have a nice day : )
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Answer:
x=(2+3)*3;
Step-by-step explanation:
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