Question Mock

[Anonymous]

Hi!

public class Test011 extends Object
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
Test011 t = new Test011();
System.out.print(null.equals(t)); //1
System.out.print(" ");
System.out.println(t.equals(null)); //2
}
}
The answer is:
B: The code compiles but at runtime throws
NullPointerException at line //1.
But I can not compile this code, the compiler throw Error(13) null cannot be dereferenced.
Whats happend??
Thank you in advance

[Jose Botella]

Compiler complains because null is not an object. It cannot receive any message (method). Try 5.equals();
null is a literal for assigning a (null) value to any reference variable.
by the way are you Spanish?

[Anonymous]

yes I�m Spanish, are you Spanish also?

[Jose Botella]

Yes I am please see my Java pages at http://usuarios.tripod.es/JoseBotella
I will be adding a new article about Collections in a while

[Anonymous]

I saw your page web and sent you a mail but I don�t had response.