What will the following code do when it is executed?
JTextArea message = JTextArea(greetings, 50, 70);
JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane(message);
A) It will create a JScrollPane object for the JTextArea object referenced by message and display a horizontal scroll bar on the text area.
B) It will create a JScrollPane object for the JTextArea object referenced by message and display a vertical scroll bar on the text area.
C) It will create a JScrollPane object for the JTextArea object referenced by message and display both vertical and horizontal scroll bars on the text area.
D) It will create a JScrollPane object for the JTextArea object referenced by message and display no scroll bars on the text area.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The code creates a JScrollPane object for the JTextArea object referenced by "message" and specifies that the text area should have 50 rows and 70 columns. By default, both vertical and horizontal scroll bars are displayed on the text area when the content exceeds the visible area. Therefore, the choice that best represents what the code will do when it is executed is C.

What Will the Following Code Do When It Is Executed