Question

consider the code segment below.
display (\hello\)
display (\world\)
what is displayed as a result of running this program?
a ○ hello world
b ○ helloworld
c ○ hello
world
d ○ \hello\
\world\

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the first DISPLAY command

The command DISPLAY ("Hello") will output the string "Hello".

Step2: Analyze the second DISPLAY command

The command DISPLAY ("World") will output the string "World". In most programming languages (assuming a simple text - based output like in pseudocode), each DISPLAY (or print - like function) call will output on a new line unless there is specific formatting to keep it on the same line.

Answer:

C. Hello
World