The program will output 5.
Here's how the program executes:
The variable a is assigned the value 7.
The variable b is assigned the value 6.
The variable x is assigned the value 11.
The first if statement checks if a is greater than b, which is true. Therefore, the code inside the if statement is executed, and x is assigned the value 7.
The second if statement checks if a is less than b, which is false. Therefore, the code inside the second if statement is not executed, and the value of x remains 7.
The value of x is printed to the console, which is 5.
Note that the value of x is not changed by the second if statement because the first if statement already set its value to 7, and the second if statement only executes if the first one was false.