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本题中，在下画线上填写代码，指定变量b为字节型，变量f为单精度实型，变量l为64位整型。 public class java1 public static void main(String[] args) ______b=49; ______f=8.9f; ______1=0xfedl; System. out. println("b="+b); System. out. println("f="+f); System. out. println("1="+1);
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