What is the output when the following java program is executed? public class HelloThere { public static void main(String[ ] args)    { System.out.println(“I said \”NO\” to you.\nPlease stop!”);    } }

Which of the following will be printed out using the statement “System.out.println(a1)” in the driver class?  “a1” is the Account object created in the previous question.

What will be printed out by the following code fragment?int num = 0, max = 10;while (num < max){  System.out.print(num + " ");  num += 4;} 

What is the output when the following java program is executed? public class HelloThere {    public static void main(String[ ] args)    {       System.out.println(“I said \”Hello\” to you.\nHow are you doing today?”);    } }

Suppose class “Employee” is a child class of “StaffMember” class and class “Employee” has “pay()” method while class “StaffMemeber” does not. What will happen to the following code?StaffMember m1 = new Employee (“John Smith”, “123 main St.”, “5555”, “12345678”, “1000” );double amount = m1.pay();

use the following partial class definitions, give the complete list of the variables that are accessible directly in class A2.                 public class A1                 {                             public int x;                             protected int y;                             private int z;                 …                 }                  public class A2 extends A1                 {                             protected int a;                             private int b;                 …                 }

What will the following code fragment print out? int num = 3; System.out.println(Math.pow(num,2));

Given that a1 is an account created in a driver class, which of the following would properly be used in the driver class to get a1’s balance?

A neuron has several parts. Among them, dendrites transmit information to other neurons. True or false?

Which model suggests that both sensitization and habituation occur in response to every stimulus presentation, and that it is the summed combination of these two independent processes that determines the strength of responding?