1).

The primary purpose of @Override is ...

Question 1 options:

	To help the compiler detect mistakes when the programmer intends to override a method.
	To enforce an override relationship between methods. Without "@Override", no actual override can take place.
	To communicate to someone reading the code that a method overrides another method.

2).

I want to create a class named Ebook. Which of the following could be the header for a constructor for my class.

Question 2 options:

	public void Ebook()
	public class Ebook
	new Ebook()
	public Ebook()