Which of the following examples define the correct Java class structure?
a #import java compiler; #import java virtual machine; class Main {} b package java compiler; import java virtual machine; class Main {} c import com.java2s.*; package javacompiler; class Main { void method1() {} int count; } d package javacompiler; import com.java2s.*; class Main { void method1() {} int count; } e #package javacompiler; $import com.java2s; class Main { void method1() {} int count; } f package javacompiler; import com.java2s; Class Main { void method1() {} int count; }
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A is incorrect because #import isn't a statement in Java.
B is incorrect because a package name (Java compiler) cannot contain spaces.
C is incorrect because a package statement should be placed before an import statement.
E is incorrect. #package and $import aren't valid statements or directives in Java.
F is incorrect. Java is case-sensitive, so the class is not the same as Class.