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Oh I understand now. Thank you very much.!!!
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thx bro. I appriciate it
this is strange. When I write this code:
int sum = Math.pow(1,2);
I will get an error message which says: "Cannot convert from double to int".
But why does your notation ->> sum += Math.pow(a ,b); works?
if you rewrite this to -> sum = sum + Math.pow(); <<- it wont work!
Could you please explain?
this is strange. When I write this code:
int sum = Math.pow(1,2);
I will get an error message which says: "Cannot convert from double to int".
But why does your notation ->> sum += Math.pow(); works?
if you rewrite this to -> sum = sum + Math.pow(); <<- it wont work!
Could you please explain?
this is strange. When I write this code:
int sum = Math.pow(1,2);
I will get an error message which says: "Cannot convert from double to int".
But why does your notation ->> sum += Math.pow(); works?
if you rewrite this to -> sum = sum + Math.pow(); <<- it wont work!
Could you please explain?
this is strange. When I write this code:
int num1 = Math.pow(1,2);
I will get an error message which says: "Cannot convert from double to int".
But why does this notation ->> num1+ += Math.powe(); <<-- works?
if you rewrite this to -> num1 = num1 + Math.pow(); <<- it wont work!
Could you please explain?
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you dont need the curly braces??