Correct: public static boolean sameas();

2. b.sameas(x) is wrong, b is an int primitive type, it does not have methods.

Revised code:

public class test {

public static void main(String[] args) {

Scanner console new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Gimmie a number");
int x console.nextInt();
System.out.println("Compared to?");
int b console.nextInt();
System.out.println(sameas(x, b));

}

public static boolean sameas(int x, int b) {
return (x b);
}
}

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But the short answer is yes.

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You can get a legal FTA system and get mostly a different sort of channels than on a pay system. Legal (or illegal for that matter) FTA systems do not work with TiVo.

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Your friend failed to appear in court and was charged with 40508(a) of the Vehicle Code: failure to appear.

He failed to appear on a charge of being a juvenile in possession of tobacco products or associated paraphernalia (308(b) PC).

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and b) a so-called "pegged"-rate regime. Many developing countries, such as China, prefer a pegged rate – how does this limit their economic policy options, especially in dealing with problems such as inflation?

Smaller countries will often peg their currencies to generate stability. The fact is, many smaller nations do not have currencies that are widley traded so to maintain it's viability and credibility it needs to be pegged.

China is unique and it pegs its currency for a different reason. It's goal, up until recently was to keep the value of their currency artificially low so that their exports will be much cheaper.

Generally a country that pegs their currency has not problem with inflation unless they peg it artificially low. Countries that peg their currencies artificially low can reduce inflation by simply letting their currency float.

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and b) a so-called "pegged"-rate regime. Many developing countries, such as China, prefer a pegged rate – how does this limit their economic policy options, especially in dealing with problems such as inflation?

Smaller countries will often peg their currencies to generate stability. The fact is, many smaller nations do not have currencies that are widley traded so to maintain it's viability and credibility it needs to be pegged.

China is unique and it pegs its currency for a different reason. It's goal, up until recently was to keep the value of their currency artificially low so that their exports will be much cheaper.

Generally a country that pegs their currency has not problem with inflation unless they peg it artificially low. Countries that peg their currencies artificially low can reduce inflation by simply letting their currency float.

The real problem is that countries that have pegs usually have a problem with deflation and they have to depeg their currency to restart their economy.

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