Question

What is written to the monitor by the following section of code:

String strA;
String strB = new String("Cheese");
System ( strB );
strA = new String(" Whizz");
System.out.println( strA );

Answer 1

The corrected code outputs two lines: 'Cheese' and ' Whizz'. The error in the initial code has been corrected to use System.out.println for proper syntax in Java.

Step-by-step explanation:

The code provided is in Java, and it appears there is an issue with the syntax in the given code fragment. The correct way to output a string to the console in Java is using System.out.println. Assuming 'System ( strB );' is a typo and should be 'System.out.println( strB );', the first line of output would be 'Cheese', followed by the second output ' Whizz' (with a space before Whizz). The complete outputs would be:

• cheese
• whizz

The print method displays the value of the argument provided to it. In this case, it will output the values assigned to strB and strA respectively.