Consider the following class definition. public class Cylinder {private double baseRadius; private double height; public Cylinder () {baseRadius = 0; height = 0;} public Cylinder (double l, double h) {baseRadius = l; height = h;} public void set(double r, double h) {baseRadius = r; height = h;} public String toString() {return (baseRadius + " " + height);} public double SurfaceArea() {return 2 * 3.14 * baseRadius * height;} public double volume() {return 3.14 * baseRadius * baseRadius * height;}} Suppose that you have the following declaration. Cylinder cyl = new Cylinder(1.5, 10); Which of the following sets of statements are valid in Java? (i) cyl.surfaceArea(); cyl.volume(); cyl.print(); (ii) print(cyl.surfaceArea); print(cyl.volume());
A) Only (i)
B) Only (ii)
C) Both (i) and (ii)
D) None of these

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The method names are case-sensitive, so "surfaceArea" should be "SurfaceArea". Additionally, there is no "print" method defined in the class, and "print" is not a standard Java method for printing.

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