the following piece of code. (The numbers on the left margin denote line numbers.) line# 01 public class intRef { 02     int val; 03     public intRef (int n) { 04         val = n; 05     } 06     public static void main (String [ ] argv) { 07         intRef r1, r2; 08         r1 = new intRef(10); 09         r2 = r1; 10         r1.val++; 11         r2.val++; 12         System.out.print(r1.val + "" + r2.val);

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Consider the following piece of code. (The numbers on the left margin denote line numbers.)
line#
01 public class intRef {
02     int val;
03     public intRef (int n) {
04         val = n;
05     }
06     public static void main (String [ ] argv) {
07         intRef r1, r2;
08         r1 = new intRef(10);
09         r2 = r1;
10         r1.val++;
11         r2.val++;
12         System.out.print(r1.val + "" + r2.val);
13         r2 = new intRef(20);
14         r1.val++;
15         r2.val++;
16         System.out.print(r1.val + "" + r2.val);
17     }
18 }

which answers are correct?

(More than one of the statements could be true. )

A. The output of the program will be 12121321
 
B.Statements on lines 11 and 15 increment the member variable val of the same instance/object
 
C.r1 and r2 of line 16 refer to different instances/objects
 
D.Line 11 of the code increments the member variable val of the instance/object referenced by r1
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