The following code fragment is intended to keep reading in an integer from the user until the number entered is between 1 and 10 (inclusive). 

What kind of error does this code contain, and where?

If you wish to delete items from an Array list you can use ... (multiple responses are allowed - select all that apply)

Consider the following code:

ArrayList<String> shapes = new ArrayList<String>(); 
Iterator<String> shapesIterator = shapes.iterator(); 

Which of the following is not true?

You have been given the following code:

String[] values = new String[3];

Which of the following is an incorrect way to iterate through the collection?

Which of the following collections maintain an order of the elements in the collection (multiple responses are allowed - select all that apply)

The following method(s) can be used to replace an item in an ArrayList in the same position in the list.

The following code fragment is intended to keep reading in a decimal value from the user until the number entered is between 0 and 1 (inclusive). 

What kind of error does this code contain, and where?

Which of the following is true for both Arrays and ArrayLists? (multiple responses are allowed - select all that apply)

When the following code is executed an error is encountered and the program crashes. On which line do you think the error is encountered?

You may assume that all required classes have been defined elsewhere.