State true or false for Java Program. i) All class variables are instance variables ii) All protected methods are friendly methods A) i-false, ii-false B) i-false, ii-true

State true or false for Java Program.
i) All class variables are instance variables
ii) All protected methods are friendly methods
A) i-false, ii-false
B) i-false, ii-true
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B) i-false, ii-true
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