1. Draw rectangle around the scope for variable a, b, and c for each question. ( if there is no b or c you don't have to)

         Give me a specific line ex) line 7-10 

         Explain why

 

you DO NOT have to find compiler errors or output. just give me scope for variable a,b, and c.

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1. Write the output of the doSomething method if there are no compiler errors. If there are compiler errors, identify the line(s) of code errors and draw a rectangle around the scope for variable a. 1 2 10 11 12 13 13 } 2 { 3 45678910 11 12 13 1 3 FOTBOLH22 Program A - draw rectangle public class Scopel { 10 Scope test = new Scope(); test.doSomething(); 11 2. Write the output of the doSomething method if there are no compiler errors. If there are compiler errors, identify the line(s) of code errors and draw a rectangle around the scope for variable a. Program A - draw rectangle 1 public class Scopel 12 13 } //constructor and instance //variables not shown public void doSomething () { } } { double a; a = 3.14; System.out.println(a); } 3. Write the output of the doSomething method if there are no compiler errors. If there are compiler errors, identify which lines have a scope-related compiler error and explain. Draw a rectangle around the scope for variables a and b. //constructor and instance //variables not shown public void doSomething () { { } a++; { } } a++; Program A - draw rectangle public class Scopel { a = 1; double a; a++; //constructor and instance //variables not shown public void doSomething () double a 3.14; { } Explanation a = 5; b = 5; double b= 5; b += 10; Explanation Explanation 1. Write the output of the doSomething method if there are no compiler errors. If there are compiler errors, identify the line(s) of code errors and draw a rectangle around the scope for variable a. 1 2 10 11 12 13 13 } 2 { 3 45678910 11 12 13 1 3 FOTBOLH22 Program A - draw rectangle public class Scopel { 10 Scope test = new Scope(); test.doSomething(); 11 2. Write the output of the doSomething method if there are no compiler errors. If there are compiler errors, identify the line(s) of code errors and draw a rectangle around the scope for variable a. Program A - draw rectangle 1 public class Scopel 12 13 } //constructor and instance //variables not shown public void doSomething () { } } { double a; a = 3.14; System.out.println(a); } 3. Write the output of the doSomething method if there are no compiler errors. If there are compiler errors, identify which lines have a scope-related compiler error and explain. Draw a rectangle around the scope for variables a and b. //constructor and instance //variables not shown public void doSomething () { { } a++; { } } a++; Program A - draw rectangle public class Scopel { a = 1; double a; a++; //constructor and instance //variables not shown public void doSomething () double a 3.14; { } Explanation a = 5; b = 5; double b= 5; b += 10; Explanation Explanation