A class's ____________ are the statements that define the class's fields, properties, and methods.
A) overall body
B) field definitions
C) private elements
D) member declarations

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Member declarations are the statements that define the class's fields, properties, and methods. These declarations specify the characteristics of the data and behavior of the class, which are then used to create instances of the class. The other options are not as precise or accurate. The overall body of the class may include many different elements, not just the field definitions, and may include other types of definitions such as constructors and destructors. Private elements are a specific kind of member, but not all members are private. Field definitions are a subset of member declarations and do not encompass all the possible elements that can be declared in a class.

A Class's ____________ Are the Statements That Define the Class's