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Which of the following could be the last legally coded line of a method declared as public static int getVal(double sum)? a. return; b. return 77; c. return 2.3; d. Any of these could be the last coded line of the method.

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Which of the following could be the last legally coded line of a method declared as public static int getVal(double sum)? a. return; b. return 77; c. return 2.3; d. Any of these could be the last coded line of the method.

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The correct answer is b. return 77;

Explanation: The method is declared to return an int (integer) type. Therefore, the last line of the method must return an integer. Option b is the only one that returns an integer. Option a does not return anything, and option c returns a double, not an integer. Therefore, option d is incorrect because not all of these could be the last coded line of the method.

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