Assume that you declare a variable as int x = 100, and correctly pass it to a method with the declaration private static void IncreaseValue (int x). There is a single statement within the IncreaseValue () method: x = x + 25;. Back in the Main () method, after the method call, what is the value of x?

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27 August, 15:17

Assume that you declare a variable as int x = 100, and correctly pass it to a method with the declaration private static void IncreaseValue (int x). There is a single statement within the IncreaseValue () method: x = x + 25;. Back in the Main () method, after the method call, what is the value of x?

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Cody Gaines · Answer 1

The value of X after the method call is 125

Explanation:

Recall that x was assigned the value 100. this value (100) was passed as an argument to the method IncreaseValue () which adds 25 to x that was initially 100.