Assume that you have the following simple Java method (note that this is a valid piece of code):

public void foo(int x, int y){
    int bar = 4;
    int baz = 7;
    System.out.println(bar + baz + x + y);
}
What is the lifetime of the variable called bar

Question

Assume that you have the following simple Java method (note that this is a valid piece of code): 
 
 ﻿ ﻿ public void foo(int x, int y){ 
     int bar = 4; 
     int baz = 7; 
     System.out.println(bar + baz + x + y); 
 } 
 What is the lifetime of the variable called  bar

Accepted Answer

Its storage is created when foo starts executing and will exist only until the foo method finishes executing

Answer

Its storage is created when the program starts running and will remain in existence until the program completes

Answer

Its storage is created when foo starts executing and will remain in existence until Java's garbage collection system de-allocates it.

Answer

Its storage is created when foo starts executing but will remain in existence until the program completes

Answer

Its storage is created when the program starts running but will exist only until the foo method finishes executing

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