Which statement is true for syntactically correct classes?
A)They must have both mutator and accessor methods.
B)They must have accessors, and optionally may have mutators.
C)They must have mutators, and optionally may have accessors.
D)They may have either mutator or accessor methods, or both.

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A syntactically correct class in programming does not necessarily require having both mutator (methods that modify state) and accessor (methods that return the state) methods. Classes can be designed with either type of methods, both, or none, depending on the specific requirements of the class's functionality.

Which Statement Is True for Syntactically Correct Classes