To determine which options will compile when inserted at line 5, let's go through each option:
Option A) b = (Number instanceof s);
This option will not compile because the syntax is incorrect. The correct syntax for the instanceof
operator is variable instanceof Class
.
Option B) b = (s instanceof Short);
This option will compile because it uses the correct syntax for the instanceof
operator. It checks if the variable s
is an instance of the Short
class.
Option C) b = s.instanceof(Short);
This option will not compile because the syntax is incorrect. The instanceof
operator should be used with the variable on the left side.
Option D) b = (s instanceof Number);
This option will compile because it uses the correct syntax for the instanceof
operator. It checks if the variable s
is an instance of the Number
class.
Option E) b = s.instanceof(Object);
This option will compile because it uses the correct syntax for the instanceof
operator. It checks if the variable s
is an instance of the Object
class.
Option F) b = (s instanceof String);
This option will not compile because it uses the incorrect class name. The variable s
is declared as a Short
, so it cannot be an instance of the String
class.
Therefore, the options that will compile when inserted at line 5 are B) b = (s instanceof Short);
and D) b = (s instanceof Number);
.