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  1. If you do something to an integer that makes it larger than the maximum allowable integer or smaller than the minimum possible integer, the PHP interpreter converts the result into a . . . . . 

    2. A.

     String
    B.

     Floating point number
    C.

     Integers
    D.

     None of above

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  2. The result of below two statements will be:

    Round(2.5)
    Round(-2.5)
    3. A.

     2.5, -2
    B.

     2, -2
    C.

     3, -3
    D.

     3.5, -3.5

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  3. PHP will automatically convert strings to numbers when it needs to.

    4. A.

     TRUE
    B.

     FALSE

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