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Which statements are true for generics and generic arrays? a) At compile time, an unbounded generic type is resolved to type Object. b) When deriving a generic class, this subclass is NOT allowed to use more type parameters than the superclass. c) Constraining a type parameter T with an interface IF is implemented as: T implements IF. d) Given a type parameter T, an array can be declared and initialized as: T[] myArray = new T[10].