Given the following code, how many String objects are created when the following Java code is executed?

Consider the following code:

Considering what you have learned about boundary testing, which would be the best set of input values to choose to test this code?

Given the following code, how many String objects are created when the following Java code is executed?

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Consider the following code:

Considering what you have learned about boundary testing, what would be the best set of input values to use for the distance variable when testing this code?

Consider the following code:

Considering what you have learned about boundary testing, which would be the best set of input values to choose to test this code?

Considering variables of primitive and object types, select all the statements below that are true.

What will happen when the following code is run?

String firstString = new String("Hello world.");
String secondString = new String("Hello world.");
System.out.println(firstString == secondString);

A programmer has written a class. To compare the values of two objects that may be instantiated from the class, the programmer should:

How many possible control paths are there through the following code fragment?

if (game.finished())
{
   if (player1.isWinner())
   {
  	System.out.println("Player 1 wins!");
   }
   else if (player2.isWinner())
   {
  	System.out.println("Player 2 wins!");
   }
   else
   {
  	System.out.println("It's a draw!");
   }
}

The concept of positive testing refers to...