Use them with the class name without instantiating an object A) A programmer-created data type with a fixed set of values B) Alters an item at a specified ArrayList location C) A two-dimensional array that has rows of different lengths D) A popularly known sorting method E) Two or more columns of values Adds an item to the end of an ArrayList F) A package containing the Arrays class Arrays with more than one dimension; allowed in Java

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Landin Levy

Computers & Technology

1 August, 06:09

Use them with the class name without instantiating an object A) A programmer-created data type with a fixed set of values B) Alters an item at a specified ArrayList location C) A two-dimensional array that has rows of different lengths D) A popularly known sorting method E) Two or more columns of values Adds an item to the end of an ArrayList F) A package containing the Arrays class Arrays with more than one dimension; allowed in Java

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Wayne Cabrera · Answer 1

A) A programmer-created data type with a fixed set of values.

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In Object Oriented programming, static variables and static methods can be used methods along with their class names without initiating the containing classes. Note, However, that only the static members of a class can be used in this way.