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Give the output of the following code :
String A = "56.0", B = "94.0"; double C = Double.parseDouble(A); double D = Double.parseDouble(B); System.out.println((C+D));
- (a)100
- (b)150.0
- (c)100.0
- (d)150
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150.0
Reason — parseDouble() method returns a double value represented by the specified string. Thus, double values 56.0 and 94.0 are stored in C and D, respectively. Both C and D are added and 150.0 (56.0 + 94.0) is printed on the screen.