Which of the following statements are true about generic classes, interfaces, and methods?.
b, c
Option (a) is incorrect.
A raw type doesn't include the generic information.
For the generic type List<T>, its raw type is List.
You don't need to define a raw type explicitly for any generic class or interface.
You can access the raw type of all the generic types.
Option (d) is incorrect.
Like generic classes, generic interfaces can define any number of generic type parameters.