Question

public class SomeClass { private String aName; private int aNumber; private boolean amAwesome; public SomeClass(String name, int number){ aName = name; aNumber = number; amAwesome = true; } public SomeClass(String name, int number, boolean awesome){ aName = name; aNumber = number; amAwesome = awesome; } public void methodAwesome(int number){ if(amAwesome) aNumber += number - 5; amAwesome = !amAwesome; } public int method Fantastic(boolean fantastic){ fantastic = fantastic && amAwesome; if(!fantastic && aNumber > 0) aName = aName + " is fantastic"; return aNumber *= -2; } public void methodAmazing(int num){ if(aNumber < 0) aNumber = num; } public static void main(String[] args) { SomeClass awesome = new SomeClass("Awesome", 5); awesome.methodAmazing(10); int eNum = awesome.method Fantastic(true); SomeClass amazing = new SomeClass("Amazing", -10, false); amazing.methodAwesome(7); amazing.methodAmazing(18); SomeClass fantastic = new SomeClass ("Fantastic", 11, true); int fanNum = fantastic.methodFantastic(true); fantastic.methodAwesome(awNum + fanNum); } }
How many objects are created in the main method

Answer 1

Answer:

The objects created in the main method and their initial states are given below

Explanation:

The objects and initial state of each object( the values of each object’s variables) are thus:

We have objects awesome, amazing and fantastic.

initial state of awesome object is

aName = "Awesome"; aNumber = 5; amAwesome = true;

initial state of amazing object is

aName = "Amazing"; aNumber = -10; amAwesome = false;

initial state of fantastic object is

aName = "Fantastic"; aNumber = 11; amAwesome = true