$$ In package p$1,$ there are two interfaces I$1$ and I$2.$ I$2$ is a subclass of I$1.$ In I$1,$ there is a

method $$void m$1().$ In I$2,$ there is a method $$int m$2($double d$).$

$$ In package p$2,$ there is an abstract class AC$,$ which is a subclass of I$2.$ It requires a public

instance variable c$3$ of class C$3$ and a public instance variable c$4$ of class C$4,$ which is in

packge p$4.$ Regarding methods, it has a public abstract method $$int m$3(),$ an

implemented private method $$int m$4()$ and an implemented public method $$double

m$5($String$[]$ sa$).$

$$ In package p$3,$ class C$1$ and C$2$ are subclasses of AC$.$ Class C$1$ has two attributes

$$private int i$$ and $$public double j$.$ Class C$2$ overrides AC$$s m$5$ method.

$$ In package p$4,$ class C$3$ requires a package instance variable of C$5$ to perform

computations in two of its methods, i$.$e$.,$ private method $$int m$6()$ and package method

$$void m$6($int val$).$ Besides, it also has a protected method $$boolean m$7($C$4$ c$4).$

$$ In the same package p$4,$ class C$5$ has a package method $$void m$8($C$6$ c$6)$ and class C$6$

has a public method $$void m$9().$ Class C$6$ consists of two classes C$7$ and C$8$ also in

package p$4.$ The object of C$7$ is no longer accessible if the object of C$6$ becomes null.

However, object of C$8$ may still be accessed if the object of C$6$ becomes null. Class C$7$

has a public method $$Integer m$10($int k$),$ while C$8$ has a public method $$int m$11($Double

d$).$

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