What is the output of the program shown below?

public class SomeClass

{

private int x, y;

public SomeClass (int xValue, int yValue)

{

x = xValue;

y = yValue;

}

public void m1 ()

{

x = 30;

System. out. print ((y + 1) + " ");

}

public void m2 ()

{

m1 ();

System. out. print (x + " ");

}

}

public class SomeTester

{

public static void main (String[] args)

{

int x = 10;

int y = 20;

SomeClass z = new SomeClass (x, y);

z. m2 ();

z. m1 ();

}

}

21 10 21

21 30 21

11 30 11

1 10 11

11 30 21

Question

Seamus Valentine

Computers & Technology

2 April, 03:14

What is the output of the program shown below?

public class SomeClass

{

private int x, y;

public SomeClass (int xValue, int yValue)

{

x = xValue;

y = yValue;

}

public void m1 ()

{

x = 30;

System. out. print ((y + 1) + " ");

}

public void m2 ()

{

m1 ();

System. out. print (x + " ");

}

}

public class SomeTester

{

public static void main (String[] args)

{

int x = 10;

int y = 20;

SomeClass z = new SomeClass (x, y);

z. m2 ();

z. m1 ();

}

}

21 10 21

21 30 21

11 30 11

1 10 11

11 30 21

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Cadence Horton · Answer 1

21 10 21

Explanation:

The called functions are m2 () first which has the following implementation it called m1 () which changes the value of x to 30 and print out y + 1 = 21 note x = 30 within m1 () after execution of m1 () x = 10 then called m1 x = 30 and print out y + 1 = 21 therefore answer is

21 10 21