MHB ZyBooks: 2.4.1: Enter the output of the integer expressions.

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The discussion focuses on understanding a programming problem involving variable assignments and print statements. Initially, variables x and y are set to 3 and 0, respectively. The command "y = (2 * (x + 3)) + 6" calculates the new value of y based on the current value of x. After executing this command, y will be updated accordingly. The conversation then explores the output of various print statements: "system.out.print(x)" displays the value of x, while "system.out.print(y)" shows the updated value of y. The combined print statement "System.out.print(x + " " + y)" outputs both values of x and y in a formatted string. The discussion emphasizes understanding variable manipulation and output in programming.
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I'm not sure how to do these problems here. Help me learn them please!
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Okay, let's go through it step by step. Initially, x is set to 3 and y is set to 0. Now, do you understand what the command "y= (2*(x+ 3))+ 6" means? What will x and y be after that is executed?

Then what would "system.out.print(x)" do? What about "system.out.print(y)". So what about "System.out.print(x+ " "+ y)?
 
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