Instance variables declared final do not or cannot:
a. Cause syntax errors if used as a left-hand value.
b. Be initialized.
c. Be modified after they are initialized.
d. None of the above.
c. Be modified.
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A) the recursive method can become more efficient by eliminating the test for a base case B) the recursive method should still handle the base case of an empty list, because it will still occur even though the scientists never ask for the size of an empty list C) the recursive method can be modified to use a list of size 1 as the base case D) B and C are both correct
Compile HTTPClient.java, as shown in Figure 7. Run it to contact a web server whose name you know (you don’t need to have access to it) to (i) fetch a file you know that exists, and (ii) fetch a file that you know that does not exist. Capture the output of each run on hardcopy. Analyze the lines in the response from the server in each case and identify the different parts (status line, header line(s), and body) in each case.
What will be an ideal response?
When setting up an array, you need to instantiate an array object and assign it to the array declaration.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the figure above, identify the location in the Character panel identified by the number 9.
What will be an ideal response?