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Hi,

Scriptlet #1:

//1 <% int i = 10; %>
//2 System.out.println("starting loop");
//3 <%for(i=0; i< 10; i++) { out.println(i); } %>

Line 2 is not inside <% ... %>

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The given explanation contains the following:
Although System.out.println("starting loop"); is not HTML but if you don't put it inside <% %>, it will be considered as HTML. It won't cause any compile or runtime problems as the JSP parser will not even look at it. This line will be output as is to the browser. So 1 is valid.
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Okay, but the question says "Which of the following are correct JSP scriptlet?", and the "System.out.println("starting loop");" occurs outside of the scriptlet tags, so technically it's not a scriptlet. At least, that was my thinking.

Should I interpret this question to say "Which of the following will compile and run?" or is there a clearer definition of scriptlet that I need to know?

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No, the whole thing is a valid scriptlet even if some part of it may not be so individually.
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Why option 3 is wrong:
3. <% int i = 0, s = 0; System.out.println("starting loop"); for(; i< 10; i++) { s+=i; } %>

AS far as i know for(;i<10;i++) will not create any new variable. It will use the already declared one.
I think Explanation is not correct.

_jspService(...) {    ...    int i = 0;    System.out.println("starting loop");    for(int i=0; i< 10; i++) { out.println(i); } // here i is being declared again, so it will not compile.    ... }

Please help me here.

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Did you try executing the given code?
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Yes infact I did.
Here is the jsp I had

<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>

<html>
<body>
<h1 align="center">Beer Recommendation JSP </h1>

<h2 align ="center"> Check the Loop: </h2>
<% int k = 0, s=0;
out.println("starting loop");
for(; k< 10; k++)
{
out.println("In the loop");
s+=k; }%>


</body>
</html>

And the output I got is :

Beer Recommendation JSP

Check the Loop:

starting loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop In the loop.

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Very sorry, I misunderstood your question. Yes, scriptlet 3 is correct and the option that is marked as correct i.e. option 5 indeed says scriptlet 1, 3, and 4 are valid scriptlets.

Option 3 is invalid because it says scriptlets 3 and 4 are valid. It does not list scriptlet 1 as valid.

Since you have to select only 1 option, you need to select the best option, which is option 5.

(The explanation explains why scriptlet 2 is not valid.)
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Got it..
Thanks..

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Option 3 is not compiling, complaint that "s cannot be resolved to a variable". Don't you need to declare it as "int i=0;int s =0;"?

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Yes, it is already being declared in the given code: int i = 0, s = 0;
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well, like I said, it does not compile. Only after I changed it to int i = 0; int s = 0;

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Not sure why it would not compile for you. There is nothing wrong with that line. What error do you get?
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"s cannot be resolved to a variable"

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I tried it just now on Tomcat 8.0.27 . It is working fine. The servlet container that you are using might have a bug.
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