I tested it rn it returns 303040
Because 30 in the middle is treated as string
I'm about 90% sure it would just return an error, seeing as there are integers and integers. From my understanding the normal number would need to be converted to some form of a strong before anything would be dosplyed
So java is afterall javascript under the hood. Knew it.
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3070?
30 30 40
Guys, this is java. In java, when a number is concatenated to string the entire thing becomes a string. System.out.println(10+30+"30"+40); will result in 10203040. As an experienced java programmer. I can confirm this
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