A LinkedHashMap
A) can be set up to maintain its keys in insert or access order
B) is an unordered collection that provides no control over the order of retrieval of stored elements
C) provides an iterator that can be used to retrieve its elements
D) None of the above

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A LinkedHashMap can be set up to maintain its keys in insert or access order, which provides control over the order of retrieval of stored elements. Option B is incorrect because a LinkedHashMap is ordered as elements are inserted or accessed. Option C is correct, as a LinkedHashMap provides an iterator that can be used to retrieve its elements. Option D is incorrect, as there are correct choices.