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21 December, 08:05

What is the output of the following code snippet? double salary = 55000; double cutOff = 65000; double minSalary = 40000; if (minSalary > salary) { System. out. println ("Minimum salary requirement is not met."); } if (cutOff < salary) { System. out. println ("Maximum salary limit is exceeded."); } else { System. out. println ("Salary requirement is met."); } Group of answer choices

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  1. 21 December, 08:26
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    "Salary requirement is met" is the output of the above code snippet.

    Explanation:

    In the above code snippet, the first 'if' condition is false because salary value is '55000' which is not less than minSalary value which is '40000'. There is no else statement for the first if so there is nothing print if the first 'if' condition is false. The second 'if' condition is also false. It is because cutOff value (65000) is also not less than the salary value (40000). But there is an else statement for the second and the else statement display "Salary requirement is met" which is the output for the above snip.
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