Which of the following is a valid compile-time initialization for amountDue, a floating point variable of the double type, that will initially be set to zero?
A) amountDue = 0;
B) amountDue = '0';
C) amountDue = 0m;
D) amountDue = 0f;

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Option A is correct because in Java and many other programming languages, an integer literal (like 0) can be assigned to a floating-point variable (like a double) and it will be automatically converted to the floating-point equivalent (0.0 in this case).

Which of the Following Is a Valid Compile-Time Initialization for AmountDue