Converting from a value of primitive type to a corresponding object of its associated wrapper class is called:
A)Boxing
B)Unboxing
C)Converting
D)Reinstantiating

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Boxing is the process of converting a value of a primitive type (e.g. int, char, boolean) to its corresponding object of its associated wrapper class (e.g. Integer, Character, Boolean). This is done using the valueOf() method of the wrapper class. For example, boxing an int value of 5 would result in an Integer object with a value of 5.

Converting from a Value of Primitive Type to a Corresponding