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What does the letter 'e' mean in the following code: take note of ArithmeticException e) System.err.printf(e); System.err.printf(e); System.err.printf(e); System.err. Choose one: a. Finally, there is a block. b. A value that indicates an error. A handler for exceptions. d. The name of the exception parameter in the catch block. d. The type of exception that has been caught. Which of the following is considered private in general? Choose one: a. fields b. methods D. main e. static methods C. constructors D. constructors D. constructors D. constructors D. constructors D. A message (call, method call) is sent from one object to another object of the same class. Choose one: Collaboration a. collection b. activity c. activity d. use case e. sequence What type of class are we dealing with if a class implements an interface but does not specify all of its methods? Choose one: a. abstract b. public c. interface d. finale. concrete a. abstract b. public c interface d. final e. concrete a. abstract b. Declaring a method final indicates that it is no longer in use. Choose one: a.it cannot be extended b. the procedure is waste collection eligible c. it can only be accessible within the class in which it is declared; d. it can't be overloaded; and e. it can't be overridden. Which of the statements below is correct? Choose one: a. Constructors do not have the ability to define parameters, but they can specify return types. b. Constructors are unable to provide parameters or return types. Constructors have the ability to provide arguments and return types. O Constructors can only initialise static variables. d. Constructors can initialise values to instance variables. We're dealing with polymorphism and a variety of different objects. How can we figure out what kind of object we're dealing with? Choose one: Using Object as an example. a. using getClass() b. using getObject() c. using getObject() d. using Objectinfo() e. using Get()