Assume that the following code exists inside a method of SomeClass, and that this code compiles without errors:
int result = obj.calculate(4, 3.14);
Which of the following can you know to be true about the calculate method?
I. It is a public method.
II. It is located in SomeClass.
III. It is not located in SomeClass.
a.Statement I only.
b.Statement II only.
c.Statement III only.
d.Statements I and II only.
e.Statements I and III only.
The correct answer for this question is this one: "d.Statements I and II only."
The code fragment "int result = obj.calculate(4, 3.14);" shows that the method calculate is a public one and it is located in a SomeClass that is also public. In this way, the method is easier to access through a certain object.
