How Does a Method Know for Which Object the Method

question 29

Multiple Choice

How does a method know for which object the method was called?

• A) Any instance variable referred to by a method is considered to be declared to the object.
• B) JVM sets the object reference, setName, to refer to the object for which the method has been called.
• C) JVM sets the object reference, this, to refer to the object for which the method has been called.
• D) None of these is correct.

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