Question

what will be the output when:val=500int val,sum,n=550;sum=n+val>1750?400:200;System.out.println(sum);

Answer 1

200is the solution of your questions

Answer 2

200, if the user remove the syntax error :

Explanation:

• The above question code holds the syntax error in the first line, If the user removes the syntax error then only the above code will run.
• Then it will print the 200 because the expression holds the conditional statement.
• This statement firstly adds the value of n and val variable (because + and conditional have the same precedence) which will be 1050.
• Then it will check 1050 with 1750, then the condition will give the false.
• So the 200 will be assigned because of the condition will be false in the conditional statement, then after the ":" statement will be executed.
• Hence 200 will be assigned on the variable sum.

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