Consider the method total below: public static int total (int result, int a, int b) {     if (a == 0)    {      if (b == 0)      {         return result * 2;      }      return result / 2;       }    else    {      return result * 3;    } }           The assignment statement x = total (6, 0, 0); must result in x being assigned the value 8

2) 
x being assigned the value 4

3) 
x being assigned the value 5

4) 
x being assigned the value 12

5) 
x being assigned the value 10

Consider the following definitions:
public boolean someMethod (int[] list, int value)
{
   int counter;
   boolean flag = false;
   for (counter = 0; counter < list. length; counter++)
   {
     flag = (list[counter] != value);
   }
   return flag;
}
Under which of the following conditions must the method above return true?

1) 
Under all conditions

2) 
Under the condition that value == list[list. length − 1]

3) 
Under the condition that value != list[list. length − 1]

4) 
Under the condition that value != list[i] for all i such that 0 <= i < list. length

5) 
Under no conditions

What is the output of the program shown below? (1 point)
public class SomeClass
{
   private int x, y;
       public SomeClass (int xValue, int yValue)
   {
     x = xValue;
     y = yValue;
   }            
   public void m1()
   {
     x = 30;
     System. out. print((y + 1) + " ");
   }
   public void m2()
   {
     m1();
     System. out. print(x + " ");
   }
}
public class SomeTester
{
   public static void main (String[] args)
   {
     int x = 20;
     int y = 10;
     SomeClass z = new SomeClass(x, y);
     z. m2();
     z. m1();
   }
}

21 10 21

2) 
21 30 21

3) 
11 30 11

4) 
1 10 11

5) 
11 30 21

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