Given the below sequence diagram, what is the meaning of two ‘*’s?

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a) They mean that method m() contains a Vector/Array data structure; |
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They mean there are zero or more associations roles involved; |
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The ‘*’ is the box means there are zero or more objects of class B involved, and the other one means method m() is called many times; |
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The above sequence diagram is wrong as ‘*’ appears twice in different contexts; |
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None of the above. |
The ‘*’ is the box means there are zero or more objects of class B involved, and the other one means method m() is called many times;

Given the below sequence diagram, what is the meaning of two ‘*’s? a) They mean that method...
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