5 && s.append("Buffer").toString().equals("X")) { // empty statement } System.out.println(s); }} Output: StringBuffer"/> 5 && s.append("Buffer").toString().equals("X")) { // empty statement } System.out.println(s); }} Output: StringBuffer" /> 5 && s.append("Buffer").toString().equals("X")) { // empty statement } System.out.println(s); }} Output: StringBuffer" /> 5 && s.append("Buffer").toString().equals("X")) { // empty statement } System.out.println(s); }} Output: StringBuffer"/>

Give the output of the following program

Short Answer

Answer:


class MainString
{
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        StringBuffer s = new StringBuffer("String");

        if (s.length() > 5 && s.append("Buffer").toString().equals("X"))
        {
            // empty statement
        }

        System.out.println(s);
    }
}

Output:


StringBuffer

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