4) A class Act is defined as follows: soon both
public class Act{
/* fields and constructors not shown */
public static void dance () {
int n = 37;
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/* code omitted */
}
Which of the following correctly describes the scope of the variable n?
A) n can be accessed from anywhere inside the method dance
B) n can be accessed from anywhere inside the method dance, as long as the reference
is not inside another set of curly brackets { }
C) n can be accessed from anywhere inside the class Act
D) n can be accessed from any static method inside the class Act
E) n can be accessed from any class that uses the class Act