Suppose that Point< T > is a generic type,and that we have a method of the form
Void printPoint(Point< ? > p) {
// Code not shown
}
A) We will get a compiler error unless we declare the method abstract
B) We may pass any object as an actual parameter for p
C) We may only only pass Number objects as parameters for p
D) None of the above
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