Core Java · interview question
What is the outcome of the following code? int quantity = 5; quantity += 3; quantity -= 2;?
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int quantity = 5;
quantity += 3;
quantity -= 2;Answer and explanation
Correct answer
B. 6
Why
First, 'quantity' is increased by 3, resulting in 8. Then, it's decreased by 2, leading to a final value of 6.
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