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In Java, which of the following statements about the Interface Comparator is correct?Statements:It must be implemented by all the elements in a SortedSet.It defines a function that is used to compare two objects.It can be used to design the custom-ordering scheme.It is used to order the objects of user-defined classes.

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In Java, which of the following statements about the Interface Comparator is correct?Statements:It must be implemented by all the elements in a SortedSet.It defines a function that is used to compare two objects.It can be used to design the custom-ordering scheme.It is used to order the objects of user-defined classes.

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The correct statement about the Interface Comparator in Java is:

  • It defines a function that is used to compare two objects.
  • It can be used to design the custom-ordering scheme.
  • It is used to order the objects of user-defined classes.

The statement "It must be implemented by all the elements in a SortedSet" is incorrect. The Comparator interface is not required to be implemented by all elements in a SortedSet. Instead, a single Comparator can be used to define the ordering of elements in a SortedSet.

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