True or False
If false, give an explanation.
a. A class describes how data and methods are encapsulated into a single object.
b. From one object you can build many classes.
c. Every object belongs to some class.
d. Different objects of the same class share the same methods.
e. Different objects of the same class always share the same data.
f. An object always belongs to more than one class.
g. Java provides many “built-in” ready-to-go classes.
h. A method cannot return a reference to an object.
i. The name of an object specifies a reference.
j. Unfortunately, Java provides no way to read and write data to files.
k. When an object is passed to a method, the object’s data is copied into a method parameter.
l. Java provides a class that facilitates the formatting of floating-point numbers.
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