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2.     int a=10, b=2, c=15;
                        a.   (a>b) || (b==c)   = (10>2) || (2==15)     =true||false      = true
                        b.   ((a+b)>c) || (a>c)   = (12>15) || (10>15)   =false|| false   = false
                        c.   (a>b) && (b==c)   = (10>2) && (2==15)     =true&&false      = false
                        d.   ((a+b)>c) && (a>c)  = (12>15) && (10>15)   =false&& false   = false
                        e.   ! ((a/b)>c)       = !((10/2)>15)          =!(false)         = true
                        f.   !(a!=(c-b))       = !(10!=(15-2))         =!(true)          = false


                     5.7 OUTPUT STATEMENT
                 The output statements used to display results or messages on the screen. The message should be written within
                 the parentheses, i.e., (). It has two forms: System.out.print(message) and System.out.println(message);.

                 The difference between these forms is that println moves the cursor to the next line after diplaying the message
                 while print places the cursor on the same line after the displaying the message.
                 System.out represents the standard output stream of the device where the program is running, and the println()
                 method displays the given string along with a line feed.
                 Notice the semicolon at the end of the System.out.println() statement, it terminates the statement. It is also
                 known as statement terminator terminator. The Java compiler ignores all whitespace and indents, so it is necessary
                 to use a semicolon to denote the end of a statement in Java.

                  Program 21     Write a program to find the 4th power of a number.

                   1  class Find4thpower

                   2  {
                   3      public static void main(String args[])
                   4      {

                   5         int num = 5;

                   6         System.out.println("4th power of " + num + " is: " + (num * num *
                      num*num));
                   7     }
                   8  }

                 You will get the following output:

























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