What does the following lambda expression do, assuming the variable p is of type double and the variable q is of type int?
(p, q) - p * q
A)Returns the quotient of p and q.
B)Returns the value of p multiplied by q.
C)This is not a valid lambda expression.
D)Returns the average of p and q.

Question

What does the following lambda expression do, assuming the variable p is of type double and the variable q is of type int?
(p, q) -> p * q
A)Returns the quotient of p and q.
B)Returns the value of p multiplied by q.
C)This is not a valid lambda expression.
D)Returns the average of p and q.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The lambda expression takes two parameters p and q and multiplies them, so the result is the value of p multiplied by q.

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