What does the following code output?

1: public class Salmon {
2: int count;
3: public void Salmon() {
4: count = 4;
5: }
6: public static void main(String[] args) {
7: Salmon s = new Salmon();
8: System.out.println(s.count);
9: } }

✅ A. 0
❌ B. 4
❌ C. Compilation fails on line 3.
❌ D. Compilation fails on line 4.
❌ E. Compilation fails on line 7.
❌ F. Compilation fails on line 8.

Explanation:
While the code on line 3 does compile, it is not a constructor because it has a return type. It is a method that happens to have the same name as the class. When the code runs, the default constructor is called and count has the default value (0) for an int.