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Transcribed Image Text:public class Classi
private static int i
private int
public static void main(String) args)
Class2 alnew Class2(1)
System.out.printin("ali isali *a1jis"+1
public Class2(0(
public Class2(int i) (
this();
O The program prints "a1.i is 1 a1.j is 1"
O The program prints "a1.i is 0 a1j is 1"
O The program prints "a1.i is 2 alj is 1"
The program program does not compile because of the incorrect usage of the
'this' keyword
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