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Which of the following statements correctly explains the use of instanceof and type hinting? Each correct answer represents a complete solution (Choose three).
- A) The instanceof operator lets a programmer inspect all of the ancestor classes of the object, as well as any interfaces.
- B) The instanceof operator can be used to check if the variables are an instance of a particular class.
- C) Type hinting is a feature due to which functions can specify what type of parameters must be provided to the functions.
- D) The instanceof operator can be used to check if the variables are the member of an abstract class.
Answer
Answer: A, B, C