Can you solve this advanced #Java quiz? @Oraclejavamag ora.cl/95TJ1

Thank you for your participation. The correct answer is B . Details here javamagazine.mozaicreader.com/MarApr2018/twi…

@java @Oraclejavamag B and E

@java @Oraclejavamag E

@java @Oraclejavamag Answer B, "Bonjour!", is cortect.

@java @Oraclejavamag I think It's B: Bonjour. This is related to TryThis

@java @Oraclejavamag Would be B.

@java @Oraclejavamag B. Bonjour! Easy)

@java @Oraclejavamag The Answer has to be B as this and super are same in Lambda function

@java @Oraclejavamag I think the answer is B!!!

@java @Oraclejavamag B

@java @Oraclejavamag B. Bonjour

@java @Oraclejavamag B

@java @Oraclejavamag B

@java @Oraclejavamag B. Bonjour!

@java @Oraclejavamag Hello

@java @Oraclejavamag B

@java @Oraclejavamag B

@java @Oraclejavamag B:Bonjour

@java @Oraclejavamag B. Bonjour!

@java @Oraclejavamag Bonjour

@java @Oraclejavamag B. C is wrong since that annotation is optional. Due to closures the keyword 'this' on line n2 refers to the class TryThis, regardless of where the lambda is used later. #functionalprogramming

@java @Oraclejavamag Bonjour! Example class is called "TryThis" so I did. The output was B. In java, `this` didn't change scope inside the lambda.