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What is going to be printed out after this code snippet below this question runs? ArrayList\u003CString> com= new ArrayList\u003CString>();  \ncom.add(\"Fruit\");  \ncom.add(\"Apple\");  \ncom.add(\"Oranges\");  \nA. Fruit  \nB. Apple  \nC. Oranges  \nD. Nothing is printed out.  \n2. What is going to be printed out after this code segment beneath this question runs? ArrayList\u003CString> c= new ArrayList\u003CString>();  \nc.add(\"a\");  \nc.add(\"A \");  \nc.add(\"O \");  \nfor(int p=0; p\u003Cc.size(); p++) { System.out.print(c.get(p));  \n}  \nA. AAO  \nB. Aao  \nC. aAO  \nD. Nothing is printed out.  \n3. Which of the following answer choices below this question describes the function of size()?  \nA. Creates an error.  \nB. Returns the number of items in an ArrayList.  \nC. Returns all of the letters in the alphabet.  \nD. None of the above  \n4. What is the value of lebron after this code runs? int lebron=0;  \nArrayList\u003CInteger> a= new ArrayList\u003CInteger>();  \na.add(2);  \na.add(2);  \na.add(5);  \nfor(int z=0; z\u003Ca.size();z++) { lebron += a.get(z);  \n}  \nA. 9  \nB. 66  \nC. 77  \nD. 664  \n5. Which of the following answer choices below this question accurately describes what is Cybersecurity?  \nA. A programming language.  \nB. Number 2  \nC. A field in Computer Science. It’s related to the data being private and secure.  \nD. None of the above  \n6. Which of the following answer choices beneath this question accurately describes  \nEncapsulation?  \nA. A coding language  \nB. A virtual dog  \nC. A cryptocurrency  \nD. It’s when we block the data from being utilized by outside clients.  \n7.What is the value of z after this code executes? ArrayList\u003CInteger> a= new ArrayList\u003CInteger>();  \na.add(1);  \na.add(1);  \na.add(3);  \na.add(1);  \na.add(4);  \nint p=0;  \nfor(int k=0; k\u003Ca.size(); k++) {  \np+= a.get(k);  \n}  \nint z=p/a.size(); System.out.print(z);  \nA. 1  \nB. 2  \nC. 3  \nD. 4  \n8. Which of the following answer choices is false about ArrayLists?  \nA. ArrayLists do not have a fixed size  \nB. ArrayLists have a fixed size.  \nC. ArrayLists can be used to store data  \nD. None of the above.  \n9. Which of the following answer choices correctly describes the function of add(item)?  \nA. Adds the item to the end of the list.  \nB. A coding language  \nC. Removes everything  \nD. Add(item) has a fixed size.  \n10. How many percent on the test will ArrayLists be featured?  \nA. 2.5-7.5 percent  \nB. 1 percent  \nC. 10 percent  \nD. 20-23 percent  \n11. How do you create an ArrayLists of Integers?  \nA. String integers=3;  \nB. Int i= 2;3  \nC. Add(item) has a fixed size.  \nD. 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