The black boxes from which a program is manufactured are called ___.
A)objects
B)access specifiers
C)methods
D)instance variables

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Objects are the black boxes or building blocks of a program that contain data and functions, which can be accessed and utilized by the program's code. Access specifiers determine the type and level of access granted to objects and their data and methods. Methods are functions or procedures within an object that define its behavior or actions. Instance variables are the data or properties of an individual object within a class. None of the other options specifically refer to the black boxes used to construct a program.

The Black Boxes from Which a Program Is Manufactured Are