You can tell a lot about a built-in method when you see how it is used. What can you tell about the built-in Pow() method (used to raise a number to a power) from the following statement?double result = Math.Pow(2.0, 3.0);

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From this statement, you know the following about the Pow() method:
1. It is in the Math class because the class name and a dot precede the method call.
2. It is public because you can write a program that uses it.
3. It is static because it is used with its class name and a dot, without any object.
4. It accepts two double parameters.
5. It returns a double or a type that can be promoted automatically to a double (such as an int) because its answer is stored in a double.