Big Java Late Objects
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ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 5, Problem 4RE
a.
Program Description Answer
A method does not have exactly one “return” statement.
Hence, the correct option is “False”.
b.
Program Description Answer
A method need not contain one “return” statement.
Hence, the correct option is “False”.
c.
Program Description Answer
A method should contain at most one “return” value.
Hence, the correct option is “True”.
d.
Program Description Answer
A method with “return” value “void” can contain a “return” statement.
Hence, the correct option is “False”.
e.
Program Description Answer
The method will exit immediately, when a “return” statement is executed.
Hence, the correct option is “True”.
f.
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A method with return value “void” does not print a result.
Hence, the correct option is “False”.
g.
Program Description Answer
A method without parameter variables does not return the same value.
Hence, the correct option is “False”.
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