Which of the following statements correctly describes JavaScript object properties?

A. If an objects property name contains a space, it cannot be referenced with dot notation.

B. Methods defined on an objects prototype cannot access the properties of an instance of that object.

C. Variables declared with let or const inside an objects constructor function cannot be directly accessed as properties of that object.

D. Variables declared with const inside a constructor function are globally scoped.

E. Properties that contain boolean values may not be accessed with bracket notation and are only accessible with dot notation.

A & C

A & D

B, C, D, & E

C, D, & E

D & E