Find and correct the error in the following code. double x = 10.5; int y = x;

♨Given data:

♨Required:

Find?

And

Correct?

♨Solution:

Case 1 Find:

As 

double x = 10.5;  

So x is find

x=10.5;

Now

int y = x; 

So y=x;

Means put x value in y

as y=10.5;

Case 2 Correct:

Now correct y value

So y is int type

So it become y=10;

(And

.5 ignore....Due to float type)

double x = 10.5;
  int y = x; 

( While int only holds integers type data not float
Eg:-
x=13;
But not x=13.7;)

The double variable is also used to hold floating point values. A floating point value is one like 8.7, 12.5, 10.1. In other words, it has a "point something" at the end. If you try to store a floating point value in an int variable, NetBeans will underline the faulty code. If you try to run the programme, the compiler will throw up an error message.