Question

Errors can be syntax errors or logic errors (the code works, but not as intended).

Which of the following statements contains an error?
I.import java.util.Scanner;
II.public static void Main(String [] args)
III.Scanner in = new Scanner(System.out);
a.I only
b.II only
c.III only
d.I and II only
e.II and III only

Answer 1

The question contains two errors: a syntax error in statement II due to incorrect capitalization of 'main', and a logical error in statement III because Scanner should use System.in, not System.out.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks us to identify which of the given statements contains an error. Statement I, import java.util.Scanner;, is correct as it correctly imports the Scanner class. Statement II, public static void Main(String [] args), has a syntax error because the 'Main' method in Java should be spelled with a lowercase 'm', as in 'main'. Statement III, Scanner in = new Scanner(System.out);, contains a logical error because the Scanner class is used to read input from the input stream, typically System.in, not System.out. Hence, the correct answer is e. II and III only.