Explain why the highlighted statements will result in an illegal action.
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You cannot declare the same variable name more than once within a block, even if a block contains other blocks. When you declare a variable more than once in a block, you are attempting to redeclare the variable. In this code, the second declaration of aValue causes an error because you cannot declare the same variable twice within the outer block of the method. Even though it appears within a new block, the third declaration of aValue is also invalid for the same reason.
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a. CPU brand and speed b. What OS can be installed c. Whether or not RAID arrays can be used d. The amount and type of memory that can be installed
The result of an arithmetic operation, such as multiplication or division, is accurate to the factor with the least number of decimal places
a. True b. False
The formula for calculating the value after an increase by multiplying the original value—the base—by the percent for new value.
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?By default, what does @string specified in a TextView control refer to?
A. ?A file called strings.xml B. ?A data type of string C. ?A variable named string D. ?The word "string" in a resource file