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which of the following classes provide methods to write messages to a log file?
A. GenericServlet
B. ServletRequest
C. HttpServletRequest
D. ServletContext

The ans is A and D. but the ans given was A alone since D is an interface.
In this situation which one shall i choice ? The most correct ans or all possible ans.

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Anitha
 
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i would say that you do not have to worry about this kind of situation.
The real exam does not come with weird or ambiguous questions like this one.
At least i hope !
 
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Yes. It shouldn't be.
I just want to know anyone had experience like this.

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I think, context of the question is "From where log(..) methods come from?" So, the answer is A,D.

Because, origin of log(..) is from GenericServlet class and ServletContext interface.
 
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I think, context of the question is "From where log(..) methods come from?" So, the answer is A,D.

Because, origin of log(..) is from GenericServlet class and ServletContext interface.
 
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