java:

Consider the following definition of class MyClass:

class MyClass

{

private int X;

private int Y;

public MyClass ()

{

X = 100;

Y = 200;

}

public MyClass (int A)

{

X = A;

}

public MyClass (int A , int ?)

{

X = A;

Y = B;

}

public void A ()

{

System.out.println (X);

}

public void B ()

{

System.out.println (Y);

}

public int C ()

{

Y = Y + 10;

return Y;

}

public int D ()

{

return X++;

}

}

What is the output of the following code?

public class XYZ {

public static void main(String[] args) {

MyClass K = new MyClass ();

MyClass L = new MyClass (10);

MyClass M = new MyClass (2 , 4);

K.C();

L.D();

M.C();

K.A();

K.B();

L.A();

L.B();

M.A();

M.B();

K.D();

L.C();

M.D();

K.A();

K.B();

L.A();

L.B();

M.A();

M.B();

}

}