You have a class Container that, like all other Java classes, derives from java.lang.Object:package com.skillsoft.test;public class Container { public Object myValue = new Object(); public void printMyValue(){ System.out.println(myValue); }}You have a child class BooleanContainer :package com.skillsoft.test;public class BooleanContainer extends Container { public boolean myValue = true;}Then you execute the following snippet of code:Object myContainer = (Container) new BooleanContainer();System.out.println(myContainer.getClass());What is returned by this snippet of code?Instruction: Choose the option that best answers the question. Answer Choicesclass java.lang.Stringclass java.lang.Objectclass com.skillsoft.test.Containerclass com.skillsoft.test.BooleanContainer

ou have a class Container that, like all other Java classes, derives from java.lang.Object:package com.skillsoft.test;public class Container { public int myInt = 3; public int getMyInt(){ return myInt; }}Then you execute the following snippet of code:Object myObject = new Container();System.out.println(myObject instanceof Container);What will be returned by this snippet of code?

You have a blank class Student:package com.skillsoft.test;public class Student {}You instantiate this class:Student myStudent = new Student();System.out.println(myStudent.toString());What is the right structure of the output produced by this snippet of code?

You have a class Student:public class Student { public int studentId; public String studentName; public String studentGrade; public Student() { studentId = 1; studentName = null; studentGrade = "1st"; }}You have a child class CollegeStudent:public class CollegeStudent extends Student {}Then you execute the following snippet of code:CollegeStudent myCollegeStudent = new CollegeStudent();System.out.println(myCollegeStudent.studentName);What will be returned by this code?Instruction: Choose the option that best answers the question. Answer ChoicesAn exception will be thrown indicating there is no studentName variable in the CollegeStudent derived classAn exception will be thrown indicating that the studentName variable is not accessible in the derived class CollegeStudentfalsenull

You have a class Container:public class Container{ public int myInt = 3; public int getMyInt(){ return myInt; }}Then you execute the following code:Object myContainer = new Container();myContainer.getMyInt();What is the error in this code?

Java objects always belong to a class. True False