Place the code in the correct order. Assume the indenting will be correct in the program. Third part
Second part
First part

A. class car:
model = "
year = 0
B. :: myCar = car()
C. :: myCar. model = 'Thunderbird'

The correct order is A, B, C

Explanation:

Required

Place A, B and C in the correct order

The unordered code is an illustration of class and object in programming language.

First, the class must be defined. This is done in (A)

class car{model= " "; year= 0;}

Next, an instance of the class must be created. This is done in (B).

car myCar = new car();

Lastly, the objects of the class can be updated. This is done in (C) where model is set to Thunderbird

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