package go;package demo;public class Pokemon {import; // import Pokemon class (#1)private int hitPoints;static int population;public class Main {public static void main(String[] args) {void attack() {// implementationthis.evolve();}public void evolve() {// implementation}}Pokemon pika = new Pokemon();pika.hitPoints = 30; (#2)System.out.print(Pokemon.population);(#3)pika.attack(); (#4)pika.evolve(); (#5)}1. How can we retrieve the value of hitPoints without allowing any other class to change itsvalue?a) Change the access modifier of bitPoints to publicb) Change the access modifier of hitPoints to defaultc) Make the hitPoints a static attributed) Declare a new public method, say şetHitPoints(int value), that sets the value ofhitPointse) None of the above

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How can we retrieve the value of hitPoints without allowing any other class to change its value? a) Change the access modifier of hitPoints to public b) Change the access modifier of hitPoints to default c) Make the hitPoints a static attribute d) Declare a new public method, say setHitPoints(int value), that sets the value of hitPoints

How can we retrieve the value of hitPoints without allowing any other class to change its value? a) Change the access modifier of hitPoints to public b) Change the access modifier of hitPoints to default c) Make the hitPoints a static attribute d) Declare a new public method, say setHitPoints(int value), that sets the value of hitPoints

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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