The output of the following Java code is: Stoor. int count = 5; System. out. print ("Sto"); do { System. out. print ('o'); count--; } while (count > = 5); System. out. println ('r');

True the output of the code snippet is Stoor

Explanation:

Let; s consider the code snippet line by line

Line 1: int count = 5; This declares an int variable and assigns 5 to it

Line 2: System. out. print ("Sto"); This will print Sto and leave the cursor on same line

Line 3: do { System. out. print ('o'); count--; } This do ... while statement will print o, making the initial output to become Stor leaving the cursor on same line

Line 4: while (count > = 5); This will terminate the loop since count is not greater than 5.

Line 5: System. out. println ('r'); This will print r making the initial output to become Stoor

The true output of the code