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A(n) __method or operation is not required for the class to be useful because it can be implemented by calling other existing methods or operations Secondary Static Primary Required Question 6 1 pts In order to pass in a data type TYPE in for the parameterized data type of a generic class, TYPE must be a data type In order to pass in a data type TYPE in for the parameterized data type generic class, TYPE must be a _dat Mutable Reference Immutable O Primitive Newer versions of Java (after Java 8) allow for private data fields in an interface, allowing you to write code for the methods that access the private data in the interface. True False When we are implementing methods inside of a generic class, we know we are allowed to call methods such as toString() and equals() on a variable who's type is the generic parameterized type (T) even though we don't know what actual data type it will be. Why do we know we can still call toString and equals even though the actual data type for the generic parameter is not known? Which of the following can be in an Abstract Class (syntactically allowed by Java) public abstract methods private data public methods (with a body) any type of private methods Consider the following code: List mylist - new ArrayLis Integer X = 36; myList.add(XO); X = 42; Will myList contain the number 42 after the code runs? No No answer text provided. No answer text provided. Yes