Scala programming Serial Number: 500Name:c2.update ()c2.update ()What will happen when c1.get()+c2.get() is executed?A: Returns 40.B: Returns 4.C: Returns 22.D: Returns 0.E: Returns 44.Question 24: Consider the following code in Scala:val n = 3def createList (init: Int): List [Int] = {def aux (start: Int, count: Int): List [Int] = {if (count == 0) {Nil} else {start aux (start + 1, count - 1)}}aux (init, n)}val xs List [Int] = {val n = 5createList (2)}What will the value of xs be?A: List (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)B: List (2, 3, 4)C: List (2)D: List (2, 3, 4, 5)E: List (2, 3)Question 25: Consider the following Scala code (where... indicates omitted code):class Shape{...}class Triangle extends Shape {...}val shapes List [Shape] List (new Triangle, new Triangle) // (1)val trianglesList [Triangle] = shapes// (2)// (3)val shapes2: List [Shape] = trianglesWhich of the above lines of code are accepted by the Scala compiler when it typechecks the code? You shouldanswer for (2) based on the variable shapes having type List [Shape]. Similarly, you should answer for (3) basedon the variable triangles having type List [Triangle]. Name:A: (1) is accepted by the Scala compiler; (2) and (3) are not accepted.B: (1) and (3) are accepted by the Scala compiler; (2) is not acceptedC: (2) and (3) are accepted by the Scala compiler; (1) is not acceptedD: (1) and (2) are accepted by the Scala compiler; (3) is not acceptedE: (1), (2), and (3) is accepted by the Scala compilerQuestion 26: Consider the following Scala code:class A {def f() println ("A")}class B extends A {override def f () = System.out.println ("B")class C extends B {override def f () = System.out.println ("C").}val b: B = new C ()val a: Aba.f ()What happens when we try to execute this code?A: The code fails at runtime at the line val a: A = b because of a type errorB: B is printedC: C is printedD: The code fails to compile at the line val a: A b because of a type errorE: A is printedQuestion 27: Consider the Scala code:val q (x: Int) => { var y: Int = 0; y = y + x; y }What will happen when q(10) and then q (20) are executed?A: Returns 10 and 20 in that order.B: Returns 10 and 30 in that order.C: Returns 0 and 30 in that order.D: Returns 30 and 30 in that order.E: Returns 0 and 0 in that order.Question 28: Consider the Scala code:val q = List ( (x: Int) => x, (x: Int) => x + 1, (x: Int) => x + 2)What will happen when q.map (f => f (10)) is executed?A: Returns 33.Serial Number: 500

26. A is printed because a class is called refer opps concepts. E is the answer. 27. A is the answer…

(1), (2), and (3) is accepted by the Scala compiler Question 26: Consider the following Scala code: class A { def f (println ("A") } class B extends A { override def f () System.out.println ("B") } class C extends B { override def f ()= System.out.println ("C") } val b:B= new C () val a: A - b a.f () What happens when we try to execute this code? A: The code fails at runtime at the line val a: A b because of a type error B: B is printed C: C is printed D: The code fails to compile at the line val a: A =b because of a type error E: A is printed Question 27: Consider the Scala code: val q (x: Int) => { var y: Int=0; y = y + x; y } = What will happen when q(10) and then q (20) are executed? A: Returns 10 and 20 in that order. B: Returns 10 and 30 in that order. C: Returns 0 and 30 in that order. D: Returns 30 and 30 in that order. E: Returns 0 and 0 in that order.