Consider the following class:
Public class Auto
{
Private String make;
Private String model;
Private String year;
Public Auto(String aMake, String aModel, String aYear)
{
Make = aMake;
Model = aModel;
Year = aYear;
}
Public String getInfo()
{
Return year + " " + make + " " + model;
}
}
Which of the following code snippets will correctly create an object of this class and display its information?
A) myAuto = new Auto();
System.out.println(myAuto.getInfo());
B) Auto myAuto = new Auto();
System.out.println(myAuto.getInfo());
C) Auto myAuto = new Auto("Ford", "Focus", "2011");
System.out.println(myAuto.getInfo());
D) Auto myAuto = new Auto("2011", "Ford", "Focus");
System.out.println(myAuto.getInfo());

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Choice C initializes the make, model, and year variables with specific values and creates a new Auto object with these values. Finally, the getInfo() method is called on the object to retrieve its information and print it to the console. Option A will not compile since the constructor parameters are missing. Option B will initialize the object but it will not have any specific values for the make, model, or year. Option D rearranges the order of the constructor parameters, which will give incorrect information when the getInfo() method is called.

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