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    When you convert double to int, the precision of the value is lost For example, when you convert 4 8657 (double) to int, the int value will be 4 Primitive int does not store decimal numbers, so you will lose 0 8657 In your case, 0 7 is a double value (floating point treated as double by default unless mentioned as float - 0 7f)
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  • Possible lossy conversion from double to int? - Stack Overflow
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    Because of this, fatGrams is promoted to a double for the multiplication, and the product is a double However, you have that method returning an int You can use an int literal (9, no decimal point) or you can have getCaloriesFromFat return a double instead of an int Since you're just multiplying by 9, I would use the int literal 9
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    Lyrics java:15: error: incompatible types: possible lossy conversion from double to int return Math pow (b, 3); ^ 2 errors I looked around on the website and it turns out other people also had this issue but i looked at the comments and i still dont understand the problem, theres no double in my code why would it say this
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