Consider the following code snippet ...
boolean [] b1 = new boolean [2]; boolean [] b2 = {true , false}; System.out.println ( "" + (b1[0] == b2 [0]) + ", "+ (b1[1] == b2 [1]) );
What will it print ?
Select 1 option
Correct Option is : C
Whenever you create an array all of its elements are automatically given defaults values.
Numeric types are initialized to 0, objects are initialized to null, and booleans to false.
So if you have, float[] f = new float[3]; f[0], f[1] and f[2] will all be 0.0.
if you have Object[] o = new String[3]; o[0], o[1] and o[2] will all be null.
In this case, b 1[0] and b 1[1] are false.
whereas b2[0] and b2[1] are true and false.
So the answer is false and true.