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QThe default first literal value or option in an enumeration is internally represented by the number 1. TRUE or FALSE.

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  1. False: This statement is false. The first literal value in a base enumeration is represented by the number 0 by default. The second literal or option in the enumeration is represented by a 1, and so on. These numerical values can also be changed by a developer, however.

 

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