Given: 3. interface Fish { } 4. class Perch implements Fish { } 5. class Walleye

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Given:
3. interface Fish { }
4. class Perch implements Fish { }
5. class Walleye extends Perch { }
6. class Bluegill { }
7. public class Fisherman {
8. public static void main(String[] args) {
9. Fish f = new Walleye();
10. Walleye w = new Walleye();
11. Bluegill b = new Bluegill();
12. if(f instanceof Perch) System.out.print("f-p ");
13. if(w instanceof Fish) System.out.print("w-f ");
14. if(b instanceof Fish) System.out.print("b-f ");
15. }
16. }
What is the result?
A. w-f
B. f-p w-f
C. w-f b-f
D. f-p w-f b-f
E. Compilation fails.
F. An exception is thrown at runtime.

Explanation / Answer

Answer: Option B: f-p w-f

Explanation: In the given code snippet Fish is instance of Perch and Walleye is instance of Fish.

Hence f-p w-f is printed but not b-f

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