If……else

Question

Why the output does not print both "Welcome " and "Really?" ? The condition for else statement is age ＞0, right?

int age = 25;

if(age <= 0) {
System.out.println("Error");
} else if(age <= 16) {
System.out.println("Too Young");
} else if(age < 100) {
System.out.println("Welcome!");
} else {
System.out.println("Really?");
}
//Outputs "Welcome!"

Answer 1

if u want more than statements on the basis of two or more condition than condition must be provided by "if" , not by "else if"

Answer 2

int age = 25;
if(age <= 0)

/* This first if statement sets the condition to : age < or = to 0 which is false because age = 25 */

{

System.out.printIn("Error"); // No output here

} else if(age <= 16) {

/* This else if statement assumes that age is NOT <= 0 AND is less or equal to 16 which is also false */

System.out.print("Yoo Young"); // Outputs nothing

} else if ( age < 100) {

/* This assumes that age is NOT <= 16 BUT > 16 AND < 100 (from 17 to 99) which is true */

System.out.printIn("Welcome"); // Outputs Welcome

}else{

/* This last statement nests the precedent thus this means that age >= 100 which is false so the program outputs nothing.*/

Answer 3

I think here, the else statement is age>100 try to enter an age above 100 , i guess itll outputs" Really ?"