If greeting refers to a String object, which of the following is a syntactically correct Java statement?
A)System.out.println(length().greeting);
B)System.out.println(greeting());
C)System.out.println(greeting.length());
D)greeting.println("Hello");

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Option A is incorrect as there is no method called length() that can be applied to a String object called greeting. Option B is incorrect because there is no method defined with the name greeting(). Option D is incorrect because there is no method called println() that can be applied to a String object called greeting. The correct way to find the length of a String object is by using the length() method, so option C is the correct answer.

If Greeting Refers to a String Object, Which of the Following