When using an IDE, what must you do to use a class that's stored in a library? Select one: a. Nothing. Classes in libraries are automatically available. b. Code an import statement for the class. c. Add the library to your project. d. Both b and c.

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22 July, 14:25

When using an IDE, what must you do to use a class that's stored in a library? Select one: a. Nothing. Classes in libraries are automatically available. b. Code an import statement for the class. c. Add the library to your project. d. Both b and c.

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Efrain Ashley · Answer 1

Both b and c.

Explanation:

In my opinion, I think the IDE determines how to use the class. While you import some, some have to be added to your project

Alfonso Foley · Answer 2

Both B and C

Explanation:

In order to use methods from another class (library) in your code, the class library will have to be added or imported into your code.

This is implemented in different ways across different programming languages, for example;

Java uses the keyword import followed by the class library name

C+ + uses the key word #include

C# Uses the keyword using