What will be displayed as the output of the program containing the if condition that checks if 'i' exceeds 50?

The correct output of the program, given that it contains an if condition checking if 'i' exceeds 50, is dependent on the initial value of 'i' and the specific implementation of the program. If the program is structured in such a way that it only displays the value of 'i' when the condition (i > 50) is false, the output would reflect whatever value of 'i' is when the condition is checked, assuming 'i' is initialized with a value of 22.

In this instance, if 'i' starts at 22 and the program flows in a straightforward manner without any loops or other outputs being enforced before this check, it makes sense that the output would simply be the value of 'i' as it is currently set. Thus, if 'i' is indeed 22 and the only task conducted is to display 'i', then the output will be 22.

If the condition instead leads to no output when 'i' exceeds 50, but outputs the value when it does not, then having 'i' initialized to 22 means that it won't cause the condition to trigger and would display the output as 22.