What does the following statement do? Image puppy = new Image("file:C:\images errier.j p g ");
A) It creates an instance of the ImageView class with the terrier. J p g file passed to the constructor.
B) It loads an image named "images errier.j p g " and stores the image in the Image variable.
C) It loads an image file named terrier. j p g which is found in the images folder on the user's C-drive.
D) Nothing; it is not possible to include a path to a file when using the Image class.

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What does the following statement do? Image puppy = new Image("file:C:\images	errier.j p g ");
A) It creates an instance of the ImageView class with the terrier. J p g file passed to the constructor.
B) It loads an image named "images	errier.j p g " and stores the image in the Image variable.
C) It loads an image file named terrier. j p g which is found in the images folder on the user's C-drive.
D) Nothing; it is not possible to include a path to a file when using the Image class.

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It loads an image file named terrier. j p g which is found in the images folder on the user's C-drive.

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