What is displayed by the following Java code and why? String language = "Java"; // Capital J String jvm = "java"; 1/ Java Virtual Machine System.out.print( language == jvm); 0, because "Java" is equivalent to "java" A value greater than 0, because "Java" is greater than "java" A value less than 0, because "Java" is less than "java" It depends on where in memory the language and jvm objects are stored false, the contents of the strings are not the same ("Java" is not the same as "java") false, language and jvm are stored at different locations in memory true, "Java" is equivalent to "java" Question 4 (3 points) Listen What is displayed by the following Java code and why? String language = "Java"; // Capital J String jvm="java"; // Java Virtual Machine System.out.print( language.equals / jvm ) ); 0, because "Java" is equivalent to "java" A value greater than 0, because "Java" is greater than "java" A value less than 0, because "Java" is less than "java" It depends on where in memory the language and jvm objects are stored false, the contents of the strings are not the same ("Java" is not the same as "java") false, language and jvm are stored at different locations in memory true, "Java" is equivalent to "java