Which of the following can fill in the blank in this code to make it compile?
Choose all that apply
public class Main { _____ void method() { } }
A. default B. final C. private D. Public E. String F. myLabel:
B, C.
void is a return type.
Only the access modifier or optional specifiers are allowed before the return type.
Option C is correct, creating a method with private access.
Option B is correct, creating a method with default access and the optional specifier final.
Since default access does not require a modifier, we get to jump right to final.
Option A is incorrect because default access omits the access modifier rather than specifying default.
Option D is incorrect because Java is case sensitive.
It would have been correct if public were the choice.
Option E is incorrect because the method already has a void return type.
Option F is incorrect because labels are not allowed for methods.