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hexadecimal format

 
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Hi all,
I still have doubt about the filling the answer in the text field
in the sjcp.
1. If we need to give a syntax
say
super(i)
do we need to give a ";" at the end or just leave it as it is.
2. How should the hexadecimal value be represented.
i.e actual hexadecimal value for 7 is 0x7.
should i represent it like 0x0007 or 0x07 or 0x7 ?
 
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>super(i)
>do we need to give a ";" at the end or just leave it as it is.
Yes
2. How should the hexadecimal value be represented.
>i.e actual hexadecimal value for 7 is 0x7.
>should i represent it like 0x0007 or 0x07 or 0x7 ?
All options compile and represent decimal 7, but I read that the correct representation is with 4 places, like: 0x0007
 
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Originally posted by Marcela Blei:
>super(i)
>do we need to give a ";" at the end or just leave it as it is.
Yes


What do u mean by Yes ? Do we need to give a ';' ??? Yes or No ?
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