Question: Suppose there is a class called Thing and you attempt to call a method called myThing() like this: Thing.myThing(); Which of the following is true?
Suppose there is a class called Thing and you attempt to call a method called myThing() like this:
Thing.myThing();
Which of the following is true?
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this will not compile because you need to use an object not a class in front of the . when you call a method
this will work but only if there is only a single object of class Thing because otherwise Java cannot tell which you intend to call
this will work but will call the myThing() method for all objects of the class Thing that have been created at that point
this will work provided that myThing() is not static
this will work provided that myThing() is static
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