What does the computer do when it executes the following statement: x = y + 5 A. retrieves the value of y B. calculates the total of 5 and the value of y C. stores the result of the calculation in the variable x D. all of the above

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Damarion Savage

Mathematics

24 March, 21:09

What does the computer do when it executes the following statement: x = y + 5 A. retrieves the value of y B. calculates the total of 5 and the value of y C. stores the result of the calculation in the variable x D. all of the above

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D. all of the above

Step-by-step explanation:

In a programming software, depending on the type of input or coding given, the software application has the power to executes the following statement:

when the coding/input state x = y + 5

the computer will

A. retrieves the value of y (the value of y will have been stated earlier)

B. calculates the total of 5 and the value of y (sum the value of y with 5)

C. stores the result of the calculation in the variable x (store the result of value of x in case if it is been call for again, or store nit until a new value is gotten for x)

them, the computer can either print out the result of xor wait for the next action.

the correct option for this question is D. all of the above