A generic class
A) may create instances of any of its type parameters
B) may not create instances of any of its type parameters
C) may not implement interfaces that are generic
D) None of the above

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A generic class cannot create instances of its type parameters directly. It can only create instances of its own type using its type parameters. For example, if we have a generic class `MyGenericClass`, we can create an instance of it using `new MyGenericClass()`, but we cannot create an instance of `T` directly.

A Generic Class