Consider the following code snippet:
Public class Employee
{
Private String empID;
Private boolean hourly;
Public Employee(String employeeID, boolean isHourly)
{ ) . . }
}
Which of the following statements can be used to create an object of type Employee?
A) Employee anAuto = new Employee();
B) Employee anAuto = new Employee(10548, true);
C) Employee anAuto = new Employee("10548", true);
D) Employee anAuto = new Employee(10548, "true");

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option A is incorrect because the default constructor has been overridden in the Employee class, and it no longer takes no arguments. 
Option B is incorrect since the first parameter should be a String, not an integer. 
Option D is incorrect since the second parameter should be a boolean, not a String. 
Option C is the correct choice as it passes a String and a boolean value to the constructor, which is the correct format to create an object of type Employee.

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