Consider the following partial code for some Java class:

public class Person $\{$ public static final int maxPeople $=10$; public Person$()\{/*...$ rest of class continues here... $*/$

Assume the remainder of the class is defined correctly. What, if anything, is the biggest problem with this portion of code?

Question $8$Answer

a$.$

The variable maxPeople should not be initialised until a constructor is called.

b$.$

There is nothing that will cause a syntax error in the code, however, convention dictates that the maxPeople variable name should be capitalised with underscores, rather than in camel case.

c$.$

A field cannot be both static and final.

d$.$

There is nothing visibly wrong with the code, syntactically or otherwise.

e$.$

The access modifier for maxPeople should be private, not public.