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Question 1 3 pts Scenario: You are working on an application that needs to print a report card for all students on campus. You will have various number of lists (all with the same order of information such as last name, first name, etc.). Your job is to write a program that reads in all of that information, and your goal is not to print duplicate report cards. Which is the best choice for collecting this student information? And you don't care about order. Read all student data in each file, and store them in a ArrayList Read all student data in each file, and store them in a Array Read all student data in each file, and store them in a TreeSet Read all student data in each file, and store them in a HashSet Question 2 3 pts public class Teams extends ArrayList { public Teams() {...} public getTeamName() {...} public boolean addTeamName(String name) { ... } } What is the best way to perform the adding of the Team name? Create a class member variable that is ArrayList, and then use the add method from the parent class. Create a global ArrayList variable and use that variable to call the add method. Create a class member variable that is ArrayList, and use that variable to call the add method. Use the add method from the parent class Question 3 3 pts You are designing a critical piece of code that will be used in a monitoring satellite that is destined to the outer reaches of the solar system. There are several APIs that can exhibit exceptions while running the code. As a developer what would you do as the best approach? Run the APIs and examine the return value from each of the APIs to determine if there is a problem Place the API calls inside a try block and ensure that each possible exception can be handled by a catch block Let your testing team take care of handling the issues Just run the APIs with no exception handling since there are no problems with the code during unit testing