What is wrong with the following code?
Public static char grade(int score)
{
If (score >= 9)
{
Return 'A';
}
Else if (score >= 8)
{
Return 'B';
}
Else if (score >= 6)
{
Return 'C';
}
Else if (score > 4)
{
Return 'D';
}
Else if (score < 4)
{
Return 'F';
}
}

Question

What is wrong with the following code?
Public static char grade(int score)
{
If (score >= 9)
{
Return 'A';
}
Else if (score >= 8)
{
Return 'B';
}
Else if (score >= 6)
{
Return 'C';
}
Else if (score > 4)
{
Return 'D';
}
Else if (score < 4)
{
Return 'F';
}
}
A) Illegal parameter variable name
B) Invalid parameter variable type
C) No return statement for all logic paths
D) Invalid argument in return statements

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The code is missing a return statement for a scenario where the score is equal to 4. In this scenario, none of the if statements would evaluate to true and the function would not have a return statement. Therefore, option C, which states that there is no return statement for all logic paths, is the correct choice.

What Is Wrong with the Following Code