int a=20, b=15;

Question

Explain me the Java program .

Answer 1

Sourojit Kundu ,

this code is very simple, so it could be explained without any problem.

> but it would make more sense for you to start **learning** from sololearn tutorials (e.g. `introduction to java`) instead of asking this question.

> you have joined sololearn just 11 minutes ago, so you should take some time to think about how and what to start.

Answer 2

Sourojit Kundu
👉 Java lets to declare multiple variables of same type in one line by separating them with a comma.

👉 You can also initialize a variable at same time it is declared by following the variable with = and starting value.

So int a=20, b=15; does following -
👉 Creates variable called "a" which stores integers
👉 Assigns starting value 20 to "a"
👉 Creates variable called "b" which also stores integers
👉 Assigns starting value 15 to "b"