Partial Question 6 1/1.5 pts Which of the following statements are TRUE? Check all that apply You can modify list elements using for-each loop The following loop could be used to process every other element of a list: ArrayList words-new ArrayList0 for ( int i-0; i words new ArrayList0 for (String s: words) System.out printin(s 0/1.5 pts ncorect Question 7 Which of the following statements are TRUE? Check all that apply. Assuming that words is an object of ArrayList type, one needs to use the following syntax to sort it For-each loop is appropriate whenever you want to access list elements sequentially. one-by-one The following code snippet contains an example of for-each loop ArrayList String> words -new ArrayList String0 for (String s: words) System.out printins Question 7 0 1.5 pts Which of the following statements are TRUE? Check all that apply. Assuming that words is an object of ArrayList type, one needs to use the following syntax to sort it If s1 and s2 are variables of String type, then in order to compare these variables in Java, one would use a library method such as compare To or equals, for example s1.equalss2) If x1 and x2 are variables of int type, then in order to compare these integers in Java, one would use a relation operator, for example x1 x2