Question: Which of the following statements about Java's generic types and type erasure is true?

A) Generics in Java allow for stronger type checks at runtime, enabling more robust error handling.
B) Type erasure means that generic type information is available at runtime and can be used for reflection.
C) Wildcards in generics provide a way to specify unknown types, which can be bounded to ensure type safety.
D) Generics are implemented as a separate class at runtime, allowing different types to coexist without any limitations.