Given:
3. public class Main { 4. public static void main(String[] args) { 5. String r = "0"; 6. int x = 3, y = 4; 7. boolean test = false; 8. if((x > 2) || (test = true)) 9. if((y > 5) || (++x == 4)) 10. if((test == true) || (++y == 4)) 11. r += "1"; 12. else if(y == 5) r += "2"; 13. else r += "3"; 14. else r += "4"; 15. // else r += "5"; 16. System.out.println(r); //from w w w . j a v a 2s .co m 17. } }
And given that, if necessary you can add line 15 to make the code compile, what is the result?
(Choose all that apply.)
B, C, and F are correct.
Line 8 doesn't change the value of test because of the short circuit operator.
The first two ifs are true, but the third is false (although "y" is incremented), so the "else if" is executed.
The code compiles as is because not all if statements need to have matching else statements.