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1.31.9.What is the proper sequence for three top-level elements in a source file

A. Imports, package declarations, classes/interfaces/enums

B. Classes/interfaces/enums, imports, package declarations

C. Package declaration, class/interfaces/enum, imports

D. Package declaration, imports, class/interface/enum.

E. Imports, package declarations, class/interface/enum.

1.31.Questions
	1.31.1.	Java byte data type has the same amount of non-zero positive and negative values available.
	1.31.2.	Answer: Java byte size
	1.31.3.	Question: Choose the valid identifiers.
	1.31.4.	Answer: Test the valid identifiers
	1.31.5.	What are valid the main() method entry point of an application
	1.31.6.	Answer: valid main method
	1.31.7.	What are the three top-level elements occur in a source file
	1.31.8.	Answer: three top level elements
	1.31.9.	What is the proper sequence for three top-level elements in a source file
	1.31.10.	Answer: proper sequence for top-level elements
	1.31.11.	What is the length for array x in the following code?
	1.31.12.	Answer: get the length of an array
	1.31.13.	What is the initialized value for x[24]
	1.31.14.	Answer: initialized value for array
	1.31.15.	What is the value for array[array.length]?
	1.31.16.	Answer: value for array[array.length]
	1.31.17.	What value is printed for public member variable?
	1.31.18.	Answer: deal with public member value
	1.31.19.	What is the printed value?
	1.31.20.	Answer: change member field value
	1.31.21.	What is the printed value after object recreation?
	1.31.22.	Answer: method level value

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