Answer 1

Output :
A curiosity compiler OK (?)

Reason :
because of // in http://, www.google.com works as a comment in the entire program. Allowing both the outputs to be printed....(?)

Answer 2

There's a point I got :
What's the answer if we change http: to any other name like dhhj: ? Would it work?

Answer 3

I'm going for d too because the "jumping goto statement thing" is there but never "called" so I reckon it can be ignored in this case.
(I know the //www.google.com bit is definitely ignored because it's a comment)

Answer 4

and what if we don't put a : after http?

Answer 5

So, now we're gonna report it to them? 😂
Add label: to the Java course...

Answer 6

Adding onto what @Sachin and @Steven have said, the (word): is like a goto statement except that you don't go to it, you go to the line after it (if that makes sense)

Answer 7

http: in here looks like goto statement we use in C,
if there exists a goto statement in java also, then the code will run perfectly, else syntax error (Which I thought at first sight).
But in java, break is used in place of goto.
Check-
http://www.aboutcodes.com/2012/07/goto-statement-in-java-with-example.html?m=1

Answer 8

the answer is the option d because the http //www.Google.com is treated as comment and it is not executed and system prints the output as option d

Answer 9

@Ace, 😂😂 as it is clearly visible that www.google.com is a single line comment followed by // So it is ignored,
now it is only http: which is also ignored but it's not a comment.
Now, tell us what is the reason?

Answer 10

Sure it will, because http is just a name

Answer 11

@Ace, I gave the same answer, I just didn't specified the word label.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2399590/java-what-does-the-colon-operator-do

Answer 12

Java thinks http: might be a continue label for an iterative loop. However Java can find no loop referencing the label and so ignores http:.

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/branch.html

Answer 13

Error,
saying what is http??

Answer 14

@Ace, Ooo, ok I'll not forget to remember the terms by now 😊😊

Answer 15

Yes, self education does tend to leave holes in one's understanding that might not be rectified without a formal education to go with it.

Answer 16

That's too bad @Ace. We need questions like these in our tutorials to stretch our minds. Education mandated by popularity has some obvious drawbacks.

Answer 17

Well, I'm more confused than ever but, if the compiler ignores the line starting with http and goes to the next line, then my guess is d. Of course I might be completely wrong and I suspect I probably am.

Answer 18

@Ace, it is not in sololearn course?

Answer 19

b. error. http is not a command. www.google.com gets commented out.

Answer 20

I also go with the answer d