For each statement below, circle either "true" or "false" as appropriate. Correct answers are worth one point, incorrect answers lose one point. (a) true / false All the methods in a Java abstract class are public. (b) true / false The enum construct allows the programmer to define a new data type. (c) true / false Methods can be overloaded in Java. (d) true / false Constructors can be overloaded in Java. (e) true / false A static method can only be called within the class it was created. (f) true / false A final member variable must be initialized at the time it's declared. (g) true / false All integers in the int data type can be represented exactly in the data type float. (h) true / false Abstract classes can have a constructor. (i) true / false Any number of unrelated classes can implement the same Java interface. (G) true / false It is legal in Java for a constructor to be private. (k) truc / false The class Float cannot be instantiated. (1) true / false A string is an object in Java. (m) true / false Instance methods can be overloaded. (n) true / false It possible to have cycles in the Java class hierarchy. (0) true / false One can create an instance of an abstract class. (p) true / false The assert statement, when used well, can document programs. (q) true / false Garbage is storage allocated in the heap. (r) true / false Style conventions dictate the interface names are to be capitalized. (s) true / false It is pointless for a Java constructor to be private. (t) true / false A legal extends clause may include multiple classes. (u) true / false A program in Java can be made of up multiple top-level classes. (v) true / false The term "superclass" is a synonym for "derived class." (w) true / false One should use double to represent monetary quantities. (x) true / false The lexicographic ordering of the bit patterns of twos complement numbers is the same order as the ordering on the numbers they represent.