Which of the following statements are true of explicitly$-$typed languages? Select all answers that apply.

JavaScript is an example of an explicitly$-$typed programming language.

Explicitly$-$typed languages rely on the compiler to determine the type of a variable based on the data assigned to it$.$

Once the type of a variable is set in an explicitly$-$typed language, it generally cannot be changed.

The programmer can list multiple data types that they want a variable to be able to accept.