What will the following segment of code output if 11 is entered at the keyboard? int number; cin > > number; if (number > 0) cout < < "c++"; else cout < < "soccer"; cout < < " is "; cout < < "fun" < < endl; 1. c++ is fun 2. soccer is fun 3. c++ 4. c++fun 5. soccerfun

1. C++ is fun

Explanation:

Writing the code more clear:

int number;

cin >> number;

if (number > 0)

          cout << "C++";

else

          cout << "Soccer";

cout << " is ";

cout << "fun" << endl;

On the IF line, the conditional expression is evaluated TRUE (11 > 0), so the string "C++" is printed.

Then, the ELSE sentence is not executed since the expression has been already evaluated as TRUE.

Notice there are no additional brackets, so only the line cout << "Soccer"; is considered inside the ELSE.

The two remaining lines are executed always.

The final result is:

C++  is fun