Answer:
A, B, C and D (all apply)
Explanation:
The String class already provides static methods for converting basic data types into Strings, which is a method overloaded with String.valueOf ().
There are the following
(1) String.valueOf (boolean b): convert boolean variable b to string
(2) String.valueOf (char c): convert char variable c to a string
(3) String.valueOf (char [] data): convert char array data to string
(4) String.valueOf (char [] data, int offset, int count): converts the char array data from data [offset] to count elements
(5) String.valueOf (double d): convert the double variable d into a string
(6) String.valueOf (float f): convert the float variable f to a string
(7) String.valueOf (int i): convert int variable i to string
(8) String.valueOf (long l): convert long variable l to a string
(9) String.valueOf (Object obj): converts an obj object into a string, which is equal to obj.toString ()
