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teo kokos wrote:... 1) I believe the values are A=10, Y=4, X=1...
teo kokos wrote:... 2)The class variables are the same bacause are declared static, isnt'it??
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teo kokos wrote:I cannot understan why the Y has the value 4 when P1 is executed and why not the value (TEMP=10*2=20 Y=20*2=40) 40?
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teo kokos wrote:...My problem is in P2 method.
a) Why the local X and Y have the value 5?? :O
b) Why the static Y has value 350? With this logic in P1 method the static Y should have value 160...
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