Computer Science, asked by jafri21, 1 year ago

class conditional
{
public static void main(String args[ ] )
{
int i = 20 ;
int j = 55 ;
int z = 0 ;
z = i < j ? i : j ;
System.out.println("The final value assigned to z = " + z ) ;
}
}

What is output of the above program code in BlueJ Java?

Answers

Answered by ashithamuthamma14
0

Answer:

z=20

Explanation:

z=20<55?20:55;

  = condition is true so it will print z=20

Answered by lovingheart
0

Answer:

The final value assigned to z = 20

Explanation:

In the first few lines the process of initialization happens. The variable ‘i’ is assigned a value of 20, j is assigned 55 and z is assigned 0. Next a condition is checed whether i is less than j. If yes i is to be assigned to z otherwise j is to be assigned. As per the value assigned to the variable I and j, I value is less than j, so the value of I is assigned to z and finally the value of z is printed same as the value of i.

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