Consider the following method:public static void method (int x, int y) {if (x < y) {method (x+1, y);System.out.print (x + " ");}}What will happen as the result of calling method (2,6)? (Select all correct answers)output will be 6 5 4 3 2Program goes to an infinite loop because of errors in recursive calls5 recursive calls will be made from method (3,6) to method (7,6)output will be 5 4 3 2method (6, 6) will be called inside of the recursion4 recursive calls will be made from method (3,6) to method (6,6)method (5, 6) will be called inside of the recursion

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Consider the following method: public static void method (int x, int y) { if (x < y) { method (x+1, y); System.out.print (x + " "); } } What will happen as the result of calling method (2,6)? (Select all correct answers)

Consider the following method: public static void method (int x, int y) { if (x < y) { method (x+1, y); System.out.print (x + " "); } } What will happen as the result of calling method (2,6)? (Select all correct answers)

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Chapter1: Introduction

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