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11 July, 06:36

Consider the following code segment for (int n = 2; n n/2; k--) { System. out. print (""a""); } for (k = n/2; k > 0; k--) { System. out. print (""b""); } System. out. println (); } What is printed as a result of executing the code segment?

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  1. 11 July, 07:38
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    The output of the given code as follows:

    Output:

    ab

    aab

    aabb

    Explanation:

    The description of the given java code as follows:

    In the given code, three for loop is declared, in the first loop, an integer variable n initialized a value, that is 2, and this loop ends, when the value of n is less than 5, this loop prints 3 rows, inside a loop two more for loop is used, that can be described as follows:

    In the second loop, an integer variable k is used, that starts from n value, that is equal to 2, and it will terminate when the value of k is greater than n/2, inside the loop it will print variable "a" as a message. In the third loop, it starts with (n/2) and ends with greater than 0, this loop will print the value "b" as a message. both the above loop work as a 3D array to print the above pattern.
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