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Given the following code:

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yawa3891 [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

c4 instanceof C2 evaluates to false.

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As C2 extends C1 so c2 instanceof C1 evaluates to true.

As C3 extends C2 which then extends C1 so c3 instanceof C1 evaluates to true.

As the object c1 is an instance of C1 class so c1 instanceof C1.

Therefore only c4 instanceof C2 evaluates to false.

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