A constructor may be declared as volatile. : Questions « Modifiers « SCJP

3.17.17.A constructor may be declared as volatile.

A. True

B. False



class MyClass{

    public volatile MyClass(){

    

    }



}

3.17.Questions
	3.17.1.	Which modifier should be used to control the persistent state?
	3.17.2.	Answer: persistent state and modifer
	3.17.3.	What is the output(extended class and static variable)?
	3.17.4.	Answer: extended class and static variable
	3.17.5.	What is the output(static field)?
	3.17.6.	Answer: static field variable
	3.17.7.	An abstract class may be instantiated (true/false)
	3.17.8.	Answer: abstract class and instantiation
	3.17.9.	An abstract class must contain at least one abstract method (true/false)
	3.17.10.	Answer: abstract class and abstract method
	3.17.11.	An abstract class must contain at least one abstract data field (true/false)
	3.17.12.	Answer: abstract class and abstract field
	3.17.13.	A top-level class may be declared as private(True/False).
	3.17.14.	Answer: top level class
	3.17.15.	A method may be declared as transient(True/False).
	3.17.16.	Answer: transient and method
	3.17.17.	A constructor may be declared as volatile.
	3.17.18.	Answer: volatile and method
	3.17.19.	What is the output of the following program(static field)?
	3.17.20.	Answer: static field
	3.17.21.	Local variables may be declared final(True/False).
	3.17.22.	Answer: local variable and final
	3.17.23.	Methods may be declared final(True/False).
	3.17.24.	Answer: final method
	3.17.25.	Constructors may not be declared private(True/False).
	3.17.26.	Answer: final and contructor
	3.17.27.	What is the output of the following program(static initializer)?
	3.17.28.	Answer: static initializer

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