About Question enthuware.ocajp.i.v7.2.963 :

[dmcinnis1]

hi,

I tried INT1 = 100 and INT2 = 0. The condition clause fails I assumed the println statement would not be executed. INT1 and INT2 could be any integer values. What am I missing?

[admin]

Since INT1 and INT2 can be any two integers, the code should produce the same output for any values. Not just INT1=100 and INT2 = 0.

[dmcinnis1]

I bobbled it! thanks for your patience.

[Mushfiq Mammadov]

The question is clear, but it would be good to add "(INT1 < INT2)" after "INT1 and INT2 can be any two integers" for more clarity. Because if we use vice-versa (INT1 = 3 and INT2 = 1) the result of option 1, option 2, option 3 and the orginal code are same: no output

[admin]

INT1 and INT2 can be any numbers. Not just INT1<INT2. So even if some code snippets produce the same output for INT1>INT2, you need to check whether they do so for INT1<INT2 as well before selecting them as correct options.

[Mushfiq Mammadov]

Oh, you are right, it have to be consistent for both case