System.out.print(result) - why not "result"?

Question

When coding an operator, for example +, I had to write:

int x =2 , y =4 ;
int sum = x + y ;
System.out.print(result);

why not ....("result") because, we know if we are to print a string of words, the words must be included in " "

Answer 1

Your variable 'result' isnt declared.

int x=2, y=4;
int result = x+y;
System.out.println(result);

or

int x=2, y=4;
int sum= x+y;
System.out.println("Result: " + sum);

Answer 2

Syastem.out.println("sum");

Answer 3

System.out.print(”Result: ” + sum);

Answer 4

"result" will simply print "result", result will print the value of result

Answer 5

Dude, your "result" is a string and if you print it, it gives "result". You have to declare that. And here SOP will be (sum) not (result). Thank you.

Answer 6

because here result is a value not a string

Answer 7

result isn't declared so it will shown a error

Answer 8

You need to include this in "", because result variable doesn't exist.
How answered previous, it will crush.

Answer 9

1st: sum is the name of your variable
2nd: (sum) but not ("sum") cos' everything in the "" is considered String or as you may realize "text"

Answer 10

We don't "" on numbers 'result' is a value or a number.

Answer 11

first you declare the variable result

Answer 12

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