Question

class HackerEarth {
int val 10;
public static void main(String[] args) {
HackerEarth obj = new HackerEarth();
System.out.println(obj.val);
}
}​

Answer 1

answer of given que is

10

Answer 2

Output: 10

• We first create an object "obj" of class type HackerEarth, using the statement:

        HackerEarth obj = new HackerEarth();

• An object is that entity in programming which stores its state in fields or variables and expresses its behavior through methods or functions.

• The object obj has one state which we have declared using the variable name "val". The state val has been initialized to 10.
• The value stored in the state val of the object obj is 10.
• When we print the state val of the object obj i.e. System.out.println(obj.val);

        the value stored in val i.e., 10 is printed.

• Hence the output of the given code snippet is 10.

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