When can a method be called with fewer arguments than exist in the parameter list for the method?
A) Only when default arguments are defined for the method.
B) Only when value parameters are passed by other parts of the program.
C) Only when scope relaxation is used to allow global variables.
D) Only when the parameters are marked as non-critical parameters.

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A method can be called with fewer arguments than exist in the parameter list if default arguments are defined for the method, allowing the omitted arguments to take on default values.

When Can a Method Be Called with Fewer Arguments Than