Question

Given the method
static int test(int x, int y, int z){
return(x=y+z);
}
Which of the follwing is true:
public static void main(String[] args)
{
A System.out.println(test ( 7, 14, 23)) ;
B System.out.println(test ( test ( 7,9, 14) , 23 );
C System.out.println( test ( 14, 23 ) ;
D System.out.println(test(1,2,4), 14, 23)) ;

Answer 1

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Option A is true

Correct answer is System.out.println(test ( 7, 14, 23)) ;

Program
public class Main
{
   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
       System.out.println(test ( 7, 14, 23)) ;
   }
  
   static int test(int x, int y, int z)
   {
return(x=y+z);
}
}

Function test will return 23+14 which is equal to 37

Output

37

1. Option B is false because function test requires 3 arguments. Therefore actual and formal argument lists differ in length. There is also a missing right paranthesis.
2. Option C is false because function test requires 3 arguments. But test ( 14, 23 ) have 2 arguments. Therefore actual and formal argument lists differ in length. There is also a missing right paranthesis.
3. Option D is false because there is mismatch in  actual and formal argument.