Short question - I would be happy if someone can solve this and explain why choose each answer I want to check myself

07. True or False. Please circle yOur answer. True True True False False False False False False False False 1) It is impossible to see an example of overriding until you (the developer) have written at least two classes. 2) It is impossible for the main method to be overloaded. 3) You can have both an array and an ArrayList where each element is of type String in the same program. 4) You can have both an array and an ArrayList where each element is of type int in the same program. 5) It is impossible to see both overloading and overriding happening in the same java le. 6) A default constructor always exists for a class that you create because Java provides one for you. 7) If d1 and d2 are two instances of the class Dog, then the following statement implicitly uses the .equals method of the Dog class. assertEquals(dl, d2) 3) Java allows negative numbers to be used as indexeslindices for arrays