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@@ -196,7 +196,24 @@ Pre-increment `dragon.level++`
`x = 4 and y = 6` in the end, however.
## Question 14
This question is based on how you can instantiate different data types.
You should remember that the `char` data type is really a integer that maps to a specific character, and thus, you can use a integer to instantiate it. The first line passes.
The second line is a short. Shorts are essentially integers, but 16 bit, and thus their maximum value is smaller by a very large portion. Their set notation is `[-32,768, 32,768]` inclusive.
The answer from here on out would be `line two`, but let's look at the rest, too.
The third line is a integer, which has a much larger range, and `33,000` comes no where near it's maximum. This line is okay.
The fourth line is alright, casting a integer to a float is totally okay, but there is a big caveat: the variable name being used to instantiate has *already been used in the previous line*.
This causes a second compiler error, so, one could rule 3 lines here could cause the problem, requiring at least two lines to be changed or removed to cease errors from occurring.
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