Reference-based Linked Lists: Select all of the following statements that are true.The nodes in a reference-based singly linked list can be made inaccessible bysetting the head reference to null.A reference-based implementation of the ADT List imposes a fixed maximumlength on the list.A Java method with access to a reference-based linked list's head reference hasaccess to the entire list. Java Objects and Linked Data: Select all of the following statements that are true.The Java Class Library's class ArrayList implements the LinkedList interface.In Java, when one reference variable is assigned to another reference variable,both references then refer to the same object.In Java, the "equals"-method that any object inherits can be overwritten tocompare objects field by field.

The nodes in a reference-based singly linked list can be made inaccessibl setting the head reference to null. A reference-based implementation of the ADT List imposes a fixed maxin length on the list.

The nodes in a reference-based singly linked list can be made inaccessibl setting the head reference to null. A reference-based implementation of the ADT List imposes a fixed maxin length on the list.

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Chapter9: Advanced Array Concepts

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