Which of the following performs a boxing conversion?
A) int x = 7;
B) Integer x = 7;
C) Neither of the above.
D) Both of the above.

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Boxing conversion is the process of converting a primitive data type into an equivalent wrapper class. The statement "Integer x = 7;" is performing a boxing conversion where the int value 7 is being converted into an Integer object. Choice A is not performing a boxing conversion since it is just initializing an int variable with a primitive value.

Which of the Following Performs a Boxing Conversion