You are working on problem set: HW2-loops (Pause) variableScope ♡ Language/Type: Java expressions for % A variable's scope is the part of a program in which it exists. In Java, the scope of a variable starts when it is declared and ends when the closing curly brace for the block that contains it is reached. A variable is said to be in scope where it is accessible. Consider the following program: public class Example { public static void main(String[] args) { performTest(); } } public static void performTest() { int count = 12; for (int i = 1; i <= 12; i++) { runSample(); } } } System.out.print(count); public static void runSample() { System.out.print("sample"); In which of these blocks is the variable count in scope for the entirety of the blow runSample method main method a. b. c. O for loop d. performTest method (order shuffled) In which of these blocks is the variable i in scope for the entirety of the block? a. O main method b. O runSample method performTest method c. d. O for loop Submit (order shuffled) US Oct 14 11:4
You are working on problem set: HW2-loops (Pause) variableScope ♡ Language/Type: Java expressions for % A variable's scope is the part of a program in which it exists. In Java, the scope of a variable starts when it is declared and ends when the closing curly brace for the block that contains it is reached. A variable is said to be in scope where it is accessible. Consider the following program: public class Example { public static void main(String[] args) { performTest(); } } public static void performTest() { int count = 12; for (int i = 1; i <= 12; i++) { runSample(); } } } System.out.print(count); public static void runSample() { System.out.print("sample"); In which of these blocks is the variable count in scope for the entirety of the blow runSample method main method a. b. c. O for loop d. performTest method (order shuffled) In which of these blocks is the variable i in scope for the entirety of the block? a. O main method b. O runSample method performTest method c. d. O for loop Submit (order shuffled) US Oct 14 11:4
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