What does String mean in Sting word= triple("hello");

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ur line of code are actually two different actions:

1. variable declaration

String word;

2. variable assignment:

word = "Hello";

but in a short-hand statement

the first part creates a variable called word, which can refer to any String object

in the second part, u let it refer to a string object, given on the right side

int age = computeMyAge();

u mean like that?

that has nothing to do with the age variable then

its about what the right side computes to

what u put inside the (...) is the list of parameters of the method

public void foo(String name, int days) {
  ...
}

foo("John", 123)

this method returns nothing, says void

yes

or

int x = foo("John") + 3 * bar("aaa");

it computes it step by step

until it eventually is a number

and then it assigns it to the variable

it runs foo("John"), which maybe returns 10

then bar("aaa"), which maybe returns 20

and then compute

10 + 3 * 20

which is 70

and then its int x = 70;