Which of the following statements is false?

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Data classes require additional information, or hints, to distinguish class attributes from data attributes, which also affects the autogenerated methods' implementation details.

The following code defines and initializes the class attributes FACES and SUITS:

FACES: ClassVar$[$List$[$str$]]=[\text{'}$Ace$\text{'},\text{'}2\text{'},\text{'}3\text{'},\text{'}4\text{'},\text{'}5\text{'},\text{'}6\text{'},\text{'}7\text{'},\text{'}8\text{'},\text{'}9\text{'},\text{'}10\text{'},$ 'Jack', 'Queen', 'King'$]$

SUITS: ClassVar$[$List$[$str$]]=[\text{'}$Hearts$\text{'},$ 'Diamonds', 'Clubs', 'Spades'$]$

Like regular classes, data classes declare both class attributes and data attributes inside the class, but outside the class's methods.

The notation

: ClassVar$[$List$[$str$]]$

is a variable annotation $($sometimes called a type hint$)$ specifying that FACES and SUITS are class attributes $($ClassVar$)$ which refers to a list of strings $($List$[$str$]).$ Class variables are initialized in their definitions and are specific to the class, not individual objects of the class.