Java Multiple Choice Inquiry [closed]

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It doesn’t print anything. when we invoke the method printVals() the value of k is 4 and therefore the expression k < 1 evaluates to false and method ends. It never goes to recursive call or print statement. However if you change the expression to if(k > 1) then it’ll print “Ann Cal Amy Ann” i.e. Option A

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