Reflection API · interview question
What does getDeclaredMethods() return when called on a class?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
D. All declared methods, including private ones
Why
getDeclaredMethods() returns all methods declared in the class, regardless of their access level, but does not include inherited methods.
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