Question

Select the correct answer.

What is the error in the following code?
public class Question
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
O A.
O B.
O C.
O D.
final boolean package = true;
System.out.print (package);
Class name Question should start with a lowercase q.
Keyword final is incorrectly used.
Identifier package is a reserved keyword.
Value true should be all uppercase for constants.

Answer 1

In the Java code provided, the error is that a variable name is using the reserved keyword 'package', which is not permitted.

Step-by-step explanation:

The error in the provided Java code is that an identifier is declared with a reserved keyword. Specifically, the word 'package' is a reserved keyword in Java, and using it as a variable name is not allowed.

The correct answer is C. 'Identifier package is a reserved keyword.' While the keyword 'final' can be used to declare a constant, and class names can start with any letter irrespective of their case, there is no requirement in Java for constant values to be in uppercase, although it is a common practice to do so for readability purposes.