Given the definition of the Emp class: public class Emp private String eName; private Integer eAge; Emp(String eN, Integer eA) { this.eName = eN…

The code first filters a list of Emp objects, keeping only those whose age is greater than 50. The initial list contains employees with ages 20, 60, and 51. The filter operation s -> s.getEAge() > 50 retains the employees "John" (age 60) and "Jim" (age 51). The subsequent map operation extracts the names of these filtered employees into a new stream. Finally, forEach prints each name from the stream, separated by a space. The resulting output is "John Jim ". Note: The code in the question contains typos (New for new, map.(... for map(...)), which are assumed to be unintentional for the purpose of evaluating the stream logic.

A: This is the list of all employee names before the filter is applied. The filter agVal removes "Sam" from the stream. C: Line n1 is a syntactically correct definition of a Predicate using a lambda expression. It does not cause a compilation error. D: Assuming the typo map.(... is corrected to map(...), this line is a valid stream operation and does not cause a compilation error. The original code as written would fail here.

- Java™ Platform, Standard Edition 8 API Specification, java.util.stream.Stream. The documentation describes the filter(Predicate predicate) and map(Function mapper) intermediate operations.

- The Java™ Tutorials, "Aggregate Operations". Oracle Corporation. This tutorial provides examples of using filter, map, and forEach to process collections.