// This program illustrates the scope of the identifier of a variable.
// Barry Cornelius, 3 June 2000
public class VariableScope
{
   public static void main(final String[] pArgs)
   {
      System.out.println("start of program");
      int tCheck = 1;                                        /*C*/
      System.out.println("tCheck is: " + tCheck);            /*C*/
      if (tCheck==1)                                         /*C*/
      {                                                      /*C*/
         System.out.println("start of then part");           /*C*/
         int tValue = 42;                             /*T*/  /*C*/
         System.out.println("tValue is: " + tValue);  /*T*/  /*C*/
         System.out.println("end of then part");      /*T*/  /*C*/
      }                                                      /*C*/
      else                                                   /*C*/
      {                                                      /*C*/
         System.out.println("start of else part");           /*C*/
         int tValue = 27;                             /*E*/  /*C*/
         System.out.println("tValue is: " + tValue);  /*E*/  /*C*/
         System.out.println("end of else part");      /*E*/  /*C*/
      }                                                      /*C*/
      System.out.println("after the if statement");          /*C*/
      int tValue = 0;                                 /*O*/  /*C*/
      System.out.println("tValue is: " + tValue);     /*O*/  /*C*/
      System.out.println("end of program");           /*O*/  /*C*/
   }
}