Output c = 8.607693

Code Understanding

int a=5, b=6; //Two integer variable declared and initialised

int c=a+b-b%a;
Expression on right of assignment is PURE as it has all operands as integer only. This is called “pure integer arithmetic expression”

double x=3.5,y=4.5; //Two double variable declared and initialised
double z=x+y*y;
Expression on right of assignment is also PURE as it has all operands as double type only. This is called “pure real arithmetic expression”

double m=c+z/a;
Expression on right of assignment is MIXED as it has operands c and a which are integer and operand z which is double. This is called “mixed arithmetic expression”

System.out.println(“Output from pure integer arithmetic expression = “+c);
System.out.println(“Output from pure real arithmetic expression = “+z);
System.out.println(“Output from mixed arithmetic expression = “+m);
Expression outputs are printed here with suitable comment.

Suggested Filename(s): PureMixedExp.java