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QYou need to instantiate a class. Which will best complete this statement? 

dbfmVehicleEntry vehicleEntry = __________ dbfmVehicleEntry();

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  • A instantiate ✔ ✖
  • B new ✔ ✖
  • C public ✔ ✖
  • D return ✔ ✖
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  1. Instantiate is not a valid keyword.
  2. The new keyword is used to instantiate a class.
  3. The public keyword is used to determine the scope and accessibility of a method, and is not used in instantiation of classes.
  4. Return is not a valid keyword to instantiate a new class.

 

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