Java FPT Software (Fsoft) Academy Practice Test

What does System.out.println(5 + 3); print?

8 53 58 35

Correct Answer:

Explanation:

When you add two integers in Java, the plus operator performs arithmetic addition. System.out.println prints the resulting value followed by a newline. Here, both operands are integers, so 5 + 3 equals 8, and that 8 is what gets printed. If one of the operands were a string, the plus operator would do string concatenation, producing something like "53" instead of a numeric 8. The other options come from those different possibilities or mistaken operations, but with two integers this expression yields 8.

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