Answer:
Lets check each statement for the errors.
Explanation:
System.out.println("Predictions are hard.");
This statement has no syntax errors. When this statement is executed the following line will be displayed:
Predictions are hard.
System.out.print("Especially ');
This statement is missing the closing quotation mark. A single quotation mark is placed instead of double quotation mark in the statement.
The following error message will be displayed when this program statement will be compiled:
Main.java:15: error: unclosed string literal
String literals use double quotes. So to correct this syntax error, the statement should be changed as follows:
System.out.print("Especially");
The output of this corrected line is as following:
Especially
System.out.println("about the future.").
In this line a period . is placed at the end of the statement instead of a semicolon ; but according to the syntax rules statements should end in semicolons.
The error message displayed when this line is compiled is as following:
Main.java:15: error: ; expected
Main.java:15: error: not a statement
So in order to correct this syntax error the statement should be changed as following:
System.out.println("about the future.");
The output of this corrected line is as following:
about the future
System.out.println("Num is: " - userName);
There is a syntax error in this statement because of - symbol used instead of +
+ symbol is used to join together a variable and a value a variable and another variable in a single print statement.
The error message displayed when this line is compiled is as following:
Main.java:13: error: bad operand types for binary operator '-'
So in order to correct this syntax error the statement should be changed as following:
System.out.println("Num is: " + userName);
This line will print two things one is the string Num is and the other is the value stored in userName variable.
So let userName= 5 then the output of this corrected line is as following:
Num is: 5
