Which of the following statements is false?

Question

a. More complex games might play many sounds at the same time. Sound-Pool.Builder’s setMaxStreams method takes an argument that represents the maximum number of simultaneous sound streams that can play at once.
b. A SparseIntArray maps integer keys to integer values. HashMap is similar to—but more efficient than—a SparseIntArray for small numbers of key–value pairs.
c. Each sound ID can be used to play a sound (and later to return its resources to the system).
d. SoundPool method load receives three arguments—the application’s Context, a resource ID representing the sound file to load and the sound’s priority.

Answer 1

a. More complex games might play many sounds at the same time. Sound-Pool.Builder’s setMaxStreams method takes an argument that represents the maximum number of simultaneous sound streams that can play at once.
b. A SparseIntArray maps integer keys to integer values. HashMap is similar to—but more efficient than—a SparseIntArray for small numbers of key–value pairs.
c. Each sound ID can be used to play a sound (and later to return its resources to the system).
d. SoundPool method load receives three arguments—the application’s Context, a resource ID representing the sound file to load and the sound’s priority.