JAVA Consider the following Java code fragment import; org.junit.Assert; class A

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Consider the following Java code fragment import; org.junit.Assert; class AssertPreferences {public static final boolean PRIORITY1 = true; public static final boolean PRIORITY2 = true; public static final boolean PRIORITY3 = true;} public class Assertive {public int square(int i) {if (AssertPreferences.PRIORITY1)/* 1 */Assert.assertTrue("unexpected input to f()", i = 0 yes, there would be no code for lines 1 and 2 yes, there would be no code for line 1 yes, there would be no code for line 2

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yes, there would be no code for line 2. As If 'condition is false' it will execute return statement directly.

Moreover it does not depend on the value of i as whatever it is return statement will be executed

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