1. Consider the code fragment: Which of the following is equivalent to thegiven code fragment? *switch(ch){case 'A':case 'E':case 'I':case 'o':case 'U': System.out.println("vowel");default: System.out.println("consonant");}if ((ch'A') &&'E') &&'I') &&'o') &&· 'U')) {System.out.println("vowel");(ch(chif (ch -- 'A' || 'E' || 'I' || 'o' || 'U'){System.out.printin("vowel");(ch --(chelse{System.out.println("consonant");}else{System.out.println("consonant");}D.В.if((ch -- 'A') ||(ch -- 'E') ||(ch --(ch(ch{System.out.println("vowel");}if ((ch --(ch --(ch"A') ||"E') ||'I') ||"0') ||"0') ||II (,I,(ch --'U'))(ch -- 'U')) {System.out.println("vowel");System. out.println("consonant");}||elseelse{System.out.println("consonant");System.out.printin("consonant");O A.

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1. Consider the code fragment: Which of the following is equivalent to the given code fragment? * switch(ch) case 'A': case 'E': case 'I': case 'o': case 'U': System.out.println("vowel"); default: System.out.println("consonant"); if ((ch -- 'A') && (ch -- (ch (ch -- '0') && iF (ch -- 'A' || "E' || 'T' || '0" || 'U') "E') && 'I') && System. out . println("vowel"); (ch -- ) (( יטי System.out.printlm("vowel"); else else System. out. printIn("consonant"); System.out.println("consonant"); D. В. 1f((ch -- 'A') || 1f ((ch -- (ch -- (ch -- (ch -- "A') || "E") || 'I*) || "0") || (ch -- 'u')) { System.out.println{"vowel"); System.out.println{"consonant"); (ch -- 'E') || 'I') || (ch -- (ch (( ישי || (,0. (ch A.Y System.out.println{"vowel"); }| else else { System.out.println{"consonant"); System. out.println("consonant"); C. OA.

1. Consider the code fragment: Which of the following is equivalent to the given code fragment? * switch(ch) case 'A': case 'E': case 'I': case 'o': case 'U': System.out.println("vowel"); default: System.out.println("consonant"); if ((ch -- 'A') && (ch -- (ch (ch -- '0') && iF (ch -- 'A' || "E' || 'T' || '0" || 'U') "E') && 'I') && System. out . println("vowel"); (ch -- ) (( יטי System.out.printlm("vowel"); else else System. out. printIn("consonant"); System.out.println("consonant"); D. В. 1f((ch -- 'A') || 1f ((ch -- (ch -- (ch -- (ch -- "A') || "E") || 'I*) || "0") || (ch -- 'u')) { System.out.println{"vowel"); System.out.println{"consonant"); (ch -- 'E') || 'I') || (ch -- (ch (( ישי || (,0. (ch A.Y System.out.println{"vowel"); }| else else { System.out.println{"consonant"); System. out.println("consonant"); C. OA.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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