Question

Print the output of the following program:—




public class discount
{
public static void main (int cost)
{
int d, amt;
d=(25*cost)/100;
amt=cost-discount;
System.out.println("Discount="+d);
System.out.println("Amount="+amt);
}
}

Answer 1

What do you think it is?

Answer 2

Ik but you can still have your thoughts on it

Answer 3

@extrinix < hes offline but he knows code more than anyone I know

Answer 4

@smokeybrown

Answer 5

The two print statements in the program are:
System.out.println("Discount="+d);
System.out.println("Amount="+amt);
And they will print out their respective Strings, along with the value of the integer variables, d and amt respectively
The value of d depends on the value of cost, specifically d is 25% of cost (rounded down because both are integers); the value of amt is equal to cost - discount.

So, the printed output will depend on the value of the initial parameter cost.
For example, if the cost passed to the function is equal to 100, the output will be:
Discount=25
Amount=75
Another example, if the cost is equal to 14, the output will be:
Discount=3
Amount=11

In short, the printed output depends on the value of cost, which is passed in as a parameter when the function is called