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Which line will cause a compilation error?

public class Sample95
{
    static boolean isReady() { return true; }

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        assert isReady;
        System.out.println("ready");
    }
}

  • A.System.out.println("ready");
  • B.Every line above is correct as written.
  • C.assert isReady;
  • D.static boolean isReady() { return true; }

Answer: C

The parentheses are missing, so this names a variable rather than calling the method, and no variable called isReady exists. The compiler reports that it cannot find the symbol. Adding the parentheses makes it a boolean-valued call and the assertion compiles.

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