[C++11] Which of the following statements about scoped enumerations is false?
A) A scoped enumeration is introduced by the keywords enum class, followed by a type name and a set of identifiers representing integer constants.
B) The identifiers in an enum class must be unique, but separate enumeration constants can have the same integer value.
C) By convention, you should capitalize the first letter of an enum class's name.
D) To reference a scoped enum constant, you must qualify the constant with the scoped enum's type name and the scope-resolution operator (:), as in MaritalStatus:SINGLE.

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To reference a scoped enum constant, you must use the scoped enum's type name and the scope-resolution operator (::) to qualify the constant. However, the syntax provided in option D is incorrect, as it uses a colon instead of double colons. The correct syntax would be MaritalStatus::SINGLE.

[C++11] Which of the Following Statements About Scoped Enumerations Is