What is the problem in this simple line of code????

Question

In the following code, the compiler is returning conversion error when all of my variables are Integers..
int a,e,c,d;
d=0
for(a=5;a>=0;a--)
{
e=c*(Math.pow(16,d));
d++
}
System.out.println(e);

https://code.sololearn.com/cV70J0S30JiY/?ref=app

Answer 1

how did no one mention that most of the math operators produce a result of type double... so you have to do
e = c*(int)(Math.pow(16,d));
in order to type cast the math back to int bwfore you try storing it in int e, or you do
e = (int)(c*(Math.pow(16,d)));

Answer 2

add at the very first
import java.Math

Answer 3

kk thanx

Answer 4

thank you....these ppl couldn't understand this thing for so long....I knw the basics..... anyways thanx again

Answer 5

it's showing lossy conversion from double to int...how????

Answer 6

you didnt assign value to c!

Answer 7

okay take c as 3....then?? It's showing the same thing

Answer 8

forgot to include math class
in this editor you have to add the classes for java

Answer 9

okay wait