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Consider the following code fragment when answering questions 1-4 int x; String

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Question

Consider the following code fragment when answering questions 1-4

                                int x;

                                String s;

                                Keyboard k;

                                x = 15;

                                s = “abcdefg”;

                                k = new Keyboard( );

1. In the above code, s is considered to be

a) illegal

b) a class

c) an object

d) uninitialized

2. In the above code, x is considered to be

a) a variable

b) a class

c) illegal

d) uninitialized

3. In the above code, Keyboard is considered to be

a) uninitialized

b) a class

c) a method

d) a variable

4. In the above code, “abcdefg” is considered to be

a) a word

b) a phrase

c) a String value

d) misspelled

Explanation / Answer

1. In the above code, s is considered to be

d) uninitialized

Where s is declared but not assigned

2. In the above code, x is considered to be

a) a variable

3. In the above code, Keyboard is considered to be

b) a class

4. In the above code, “abcdefg” is considered to be

c) a String value

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