1) a, you write class Foo { ... }
2) c, a constructor does not have a return type
3) d, every instance gets its own copy
4) b, a reference variable. Ofcourse, an instance or class variable may or may not be a reference variable.
5) c, the new keyword instantiates objects.
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Answer:
Set 1: "Trumpet", "Maintenance", "Instructions"
Set 2: "How to", "Trumpet", "Care", "Instrument"
Set 3: "Proper", "Clean", "Service", "Trumpet"
Explanation:
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