Where will you see errors in the following code: (Select only 3) A.java X 1 package...

   

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Where will you see errors in the following code: (Select only 3) A.java X 1 package test; 2 3 public class A { 4 private int i; 5 60 7 8 9 100 11 12 13 14 15} 16 int j; int A() { } void changeVal() { i = i*j; return i: } i=2; j=5; *B.java X 1 package newpack; 2 3 import test.A; 4 5 public class B { B() { 60 7 8 9 10 } 11 } OB.java: Line 8: can not call 'default' access member in another package OA.java: Line 12: can not return in void method OA.java: Line 6- constructor can not return OA.java: Line 11: can not update private member 'i' OB.java: Line 3: can not import class A OB.java: Line 7: can not create object in a different package A a1 = new A(); al. changeVal(); Where will you see errors in the following code: (Select only 3) A.java X 1 package test; 2 3 public class A { 4 private int i; 5 60 7 8 9 100 11 12 13 14 15} 16 int j; int A() { } void changeVal() { i = i*j; return i: } i=2; j=5; *B.java X 1 package newpack; 2 3 import test.A; 4 5 public class B { B() { 60 7 8 9 10 } 11 } OB.java: Line 8: can not call 'default' access member in another package OA.java: Line 12: can not return in void method OA.java: Line 6- constructor can not return OA.java: Line 11: can not update private member 'i' OB.java: Line 3: can not import class A OB.java: Line 7: can not create object in a different package A a1 = new A(); al. changeVal();

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The image shows two different Java files named Ajava and Bjava belonging to two different packages test and newpack respectively The file Ajava defines a public class A with a private integer variable ... View the full answer