Which statements about the use of modifiers are true?.
Select the two correct answers.
(b) and (e)
You cannot specify accessibility of local variables.
They are accessible only within the block in which they are declared.
Objects themselves do not have any accessibility, only references to objects do.
If no accessibility modifier (public, protected, or private) is given in the member declaration of a class, the member is only accessible by classes in the same package.
A subclass does not have access to members with default accessibility declared in a superclass, unless both classes are in the same package.
Local variables cannot be declared static or have an accessibility modifier.