Given:
and the command: java Product 0What is the result?
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Question 111
and the command: java Product 0Correct Answer: A
An AssertionError is thrown because the assertion statement 'assert (price > 0);' at line n1 checks that the price must be greater than 0. Since the given command line argument is 0, the assertion fails, resulting in an AssertionError.
Discussion
jduarteOption: C
Answer C because the command haven´t -ea
JME_CHGOption: C
A, 0.0 > 0 is false
Huim
is no problem, answer is C.
mevltOption: A
Answer is A. assert runs where the result is false. When it is true, it will continue from the next line.
mevlt
btw it is tested.
steefaandOption: C
C is correct since program isnt run with -ea or -enableassertions and assert statement is skipped.
duydnOption: C
C is correct because we don't enable assert
lchowenOption: C
the assert keyword is disabled by default. To enable the assert you need to provide the "-ea" option when running java command. In this case the assert line wouldn't be evaluated. Answer is C