Consider the code below. What is the output after it is run?  String x = “bumble”; String y = “bees”; y = y.toUpperCase(); x = y; y = x + y.charAt(3); System.out.println(y); 

Why did the F1 offspring of Mendel’s pea cross always look like one of the two parental varieties?

BONUS QUESTION In case of over decolorizing during the Gram stain process, Gram positive bacteria appear pink.

Which of the following correctly explains why recombination between linked genes occurs?

For this 1331 exam, I understand that: It is a closed book exam No notes are allowed No restroom breaks allowed No handheld calculator allowed No headphones are allowed (unless you have documented accommodations with disability services) No hats are allowed I cannot take the exam in a public area There should not be excessive background noise My face must be clearly visible (i.e. use of face coverings are not permitted during the exam) TWO sheets of scratch paper is allowed (make sure to show both front and back to the camera now)

What is printed when the following code is run?   String a = new String(“GME”); String b = “GME”; String c = “GME”; System.out.println(a == b); System.out.println(c == b); 

In Java, what would the following boolean expression evaluate to? Assume that t has the value of true and f has the value of false. t || ((t || f) && (!t || !f))

Run-time errors occur when there are syntax errors in the source code.

Given the code, is Cart a checked or unchecked exception? Is Screen a checked or unchecked exception? Cart : Screen : class Cart extends RuntimeException {     public Cart(String msg) {          super(msg);      }  }  class Screen extends Exception {     public Screen(String msg) {          super(msg);      }  }

Given the code, is Location a checked or unchecked exception? Is Missing a checked or unchecked exception? Location : Missing : class Location extends RuntimeException {     public Location(String msg) {         super(msg);     } }  class Missing extends Exception {     public Missing(String msg) {         super(msg);     } }