(4). A constructor arguments. a. can receive b. cannot receive c. must receive d. can receive a maximum of 10 (5). To use any of the prewritten classes besides those in the java.lang package, you must a. use the entire path with the class name b. import the class c. import the package of which the class you are using is a part d. use any of these methods (6). When you perform arithmetic with values of diverse types, the Java programming language a. issues an error message b. implicitly converts the values to a unifying type c. requires you to explicitly convert the values to a unifying type d. requires you to perform a cast (7). If you attempt to add a float, an int, and a byte, the result will be a(n) a. float b.int c. byte d. error message (8). The 16-bit coding scheme employed by the Java programming language is a. Unicode b. ASCII c. EBCDIC d. hexadecimal