A list method E remove(int index)designed to remove and return the element at the given index should throw IndexOutOfBoundsException when
A) the index is 0
B) the index is negative,and greater than the size of the list
C) the index is negative,or is greater than the size of the list
D) the index is negative,or is greater than,or equal to,the size of the list

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This is because the method should throw an exception if the index is out of bounds, which includes being negative or greater than or equal to the size of the list. Option A is incorrect because the index can be any value other than 0, so throwing an exception for this case would be too restrictive. Option B is incorrect because the index only needs to be negative and greater than the size of the list, not both at the same time. Option C is incorrect because it does not cover the case where the index is equal to the size of the list.

A List Method E Remove(int Index)designed to Remove and Return