What is the output of the following code snippet?
Boolean passed = false;
String someStr = "Unknown";
Passed = !(passed);
If (!passed)
{
SomeStr = "False";
}
If (passed)
{
Passed = false;
}
If (!passed)
{
SomeStr = "True";
}
Else
{
SomeStr = "Maybe";
}
System.out.println(some_str);

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The code snippet first sets the variable `passed` to `false` and the variable `someStr` to "Unknown".Then, it negates the value of `passed` (so `passed` becomes `true`) and checks if `passed` is `false`.Since `passed` is now `true`, the condition is `false` and the code inside the first `if` statement is not executed.Next, it checks if `passed` is `true` and if so, it sets `passed` to `false`.Finally, it checks if `passed` is `false` and if so, it sets `someStr` to "True".Since `passed` is now `false`, the condition is `true` and the code inside the third `if` statement is executed, setting `someStr` to "True".Therefore, the output of the code snippet is "True".

What Is the Output of the Following Code Snippet