Assume that the following method header is for a method in class A. public void displayValue (int value) Assume that the following code segments appear in another method, also in class A. Which contains a legal call to the displayValue method? Select one:a. int x = 7; displayValue (int x); b. int x = 7; displayValue (x) c. int x = 7; void displayValue (x); d. int x = 7; displayValue (x);

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Ava Gallegos

Computers & Technology

9 February, 02:39

Assume that the following method header is for a method in class A. public void displayValue (int value) Assume that the following code segments appear in another method, also in class A. Which contains a legal call to the displayValue method? Select one:a. int x = 7; displayValue (int x); b. int x = 7; displayValue (x) c. int x = 7; void displayValue (x); d. int x = 7; displayValue (x);

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Kamryn Dillon · Answer 1

d. int x = 7; displayValue (x);

Explanation:

Only option D is correct.

The declaration of the method displayValue () has a single int parameter.

When this method is called an int value is to passed as an argument terminated with a semi colon as given in option D.

Option A displayValue (int x); is wrong because it declaring x again at the method call Option B displayValue (x) has a syntax error "Missing semi colon" Option C void displayValue (x); is wrong, when calling a function its return type is not written.