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What output will be produced by the following code, when embedded in a complete
int x = SOME_CONSTANT;
cout << “Start\n”;
if (x < 100)
cout << “First Output. \n”;
else if (x > 100)
cout << “Second Output. \n”;
else
cout << x << endl;
cout << “End\n”;
SOME_CONSTANT is a constant of type int. Assume that neither “First Output” nor “Second Output” is output. So, you know the value of x is output.
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