Java variables are called

1.	Java variables are called
A.	instance variables, class variables and global variables
B.	instance variables, class variables and local variables
C.	instance variables, class variables and sector variables
D.	global variables, class variables and local variables
Answer» C. instance variables, class variables and sector variables

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