System.out.print("BEST "); System.out.println("OF LUCK"); Choose the correct option for the output of the above statements: (i) BEST OF LUCK (ii) BEST OF LUCK

(i) BEST OF LUCK

print() writes its text and leaves the cursor on the SAME line, while println() writes its text and then moves to a new line. So the first statement leaves the cursor just after "BEST " (note the trailing space inside the quotes), and the second continues on the same line with "OF LUCK". The line break produced by println() comes only AFTER its own text, which is why it does not separate the two. The rule to carry away: it is the FIRST statement that decides whether the two appear on one line.