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Which of the following are invalid statements.*1 pointint Scanner = 45;int Class = 45;int main = 45;int If = 45;None of the above

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Which of the following are invalid statements.*1 pointint Scanner = 45;int Class = 45;int main = 45;int If = 45;None of the above

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Solution

All of the statements are invalid.

In Java, variable names cannot be the same as Java reserved words. "Scanner", "Class", "main", and "If" are all reserved words in Java.

"Scanner" is a class used for getting input from the user. "Class" is a keyword used to declare a class. "main" is the method where the program starts running. "If" is a control flow statement.

Therefore, using these as variable names would cause a compile-time error.

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