What is the correct answer for following assignment operations?            int a = 10;            int b = 20;             int c = 0;              c = a + b;             System.out.println("c = a + b = " + c );              c += a ;             System.out.println("c += a  = " + c );              c -= a ;             System.out.println("c -= a = " + c );              c *= a ;             System.out.println("c *= a = " + c );

How many types of assignment operators in java?Options: Pick one correct answer from below3546

Which of the following are valid assignment statement in Java? You can select more than one answer.Group of answer choicesfloat x = 3.5;int x = 3.5;boolean x = 0;double x = 3.5;int x = (int)3.5;

Q2: Suppose that A is an array of int, and that B is declared to be a pointer of type int *. Which of the following is not a valid assignment statement, assuming that both B and the elements of A have been initialized to suitable values:B = A;B = &A[3];B = *(A + 3);B = (A + 3);B = A + *A;

Which of the following method are accepted for assignment? a) 8=x=y=z b) x=8=y=z c) x=y=z=8 d) None

Question40Max. score: 4.00In C, you are working with assignment operators.You are given two variables a and b. If you are required to perform various operations using these assignment operators, then which of the following statements about these operations are correct:a + = b can also be written as a + 1 = ba - = b can also be written as a = a - ba * = b can also be written as a *1 = ba / = b can also be written as a = a / b