Consider this Java declaration which is made within the class definition of a hypothetical class called ClassZ.

Consider this Java declaration which is made within the class definition of a hypothetical class called classz. Public static final int HOURS IN DAY = 24; Which two of these statements about the variable HOURS IN DAY are true? The value of HOURS_IN DAY cannot be changed it is effectively a constant. HOURS IN DAY has been initialised at its point of declaration. It would have been possible to have initialised its value in the Classz constructor In order to access HOURS IN DAY from an unrelated class you need to write Classz.HOURS_IN_DAY, or the code will not compile. HOURS IN DAY is an instance variable. HOURS IN DAY is only accessible from within classz There will be different copies of HOURS IN DAY for all instances of Class2 HOURS IN DAY is a class variable