A.line 7

B.line 9

C.line 6

D.line 8

E.line 12

A.Fox class must implement either Forest or Town interfaces, but not both.

B.Fox class does not have to override inhabit method, so long as it does not try to call it.

C.Fox class does not have to override the inhabit method if Forest and Town provide compatible implementations.

D.Fox class must provide implementation for the inhabit method.

E.The inhabit method implementation from the first interface that Fox implements will take precedence.

A."eeee d+"th of"+ MMMM yyyy"

B."eeee dd'th of' MMM yyyy"

C."eeee d'th of' MMMM yyyy"

D."eeee dd+"th of"+ MMM yyyy"

A.int c =list.get(0);

B.Integer b = list.get(0);

C.Double d = list.get(0);

D.double f = list.get(0);

E.Double e = Double.valueOf(list.get(0));

F.Integer a = Integer.valueOf(list.get(0));

A.[0,0] = Red[0,1] = White[1,0] = Black[1,1] = Blue[2,0] = Yellow[2,1] = Green[3,0] = Violet

B.[0,0] = Red[1,0] = Black[2,0] = Blue

C.java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException thrown

D.[0,0] = Red[0,1] = White[1,0] = Black[2,0] = Blue[2,1] = Yellow[2,2] = Green[2,3] = Violet