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JavaFundamental3
a. Class loading
b. Class verification
c. Garbage collection
d. Code execution
e. Source code generation
f. Security enforcement
Which of the tasks above are performed by the JVM?
Choice 1 a, b, and e
Choice 2 a, b, c, and f
Choice 3 a, b, e, and f
Choice 4 a, c, e, and f
Choice 5 a, b, c, d, and f
Choice 5 should be the answer. pls suggest
Re: JavaFundamental3
I highly suggest you start using better titles and posting in the correct subforums for these questions. Also, I suggest you provide some support for your answers. Don't just tell us what you think the answer is, tell us why you think that's the answer.
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Re: JavaFundamental3
To add to Kevin's post: blasting the forum with a dozen such posts can be considered abuse of this forum - please refrain from continuing to do so, and please be respectful of the unpaid volunteers and the other posters in this forum who's posts are just as valuable to them as yours are to you. In addition, please read the forum rules. There is no reason why your posts should belong in the 'what's wrong with my code section'
KevinWorkman (June 3rd, 2013)
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