Given NumberNames nn = new NumberNames(); nn.put("one",1); System.out.println(nn.getNames()); Place the code into position to create a class that maps from String to integer values. The resultof execution must be [one] . Some options may be used more than once public class NumberNames{ private HashMap map = new HashMap (B) Set (H) Set (N) ( ) (C) HashSet (I) NumberNames (O) name (D) Set (J) String (p) value (E) Set (K) Integer (Q) map (F) Set (L) int

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Given NumberNames nn = new NumberNames(); nn.put("one",1); System.out.println(nn.getNames()); Place the code into position to create a class that maps from String to integer values. The resultof execution must be [one] . Some options may be used more than once public class NumberNames{ private HashMap < (1) Place here , (2) Place here > map = new HashMap < (3) Place here , (4) Place here , (5) Place here ; public void put(String name, int value){ map.put( (6)Place here , (7)Place here ); } public (8)Place here getNames() { return map.keySet(); } } Codefor placement (A) Set < int > (G) Set < String , int > (M) > (B) Set < Integer > (H) Set < String > (N) > ( ) (C) HashSet (I) NumberNames (O) name (D) Set < Integer , String > (J) String (p) value (E) Set < int, String > (K) Integer (Q) map (F) Set < String, Integer > (L) int

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Correct Answer is : J, K, J, K, M , O, P, H

(A) Set < int >	(G) Set < String , int >	(M) >
(B) Set < Integer >	(H) Set < String >	(N) > ( )
(C) HashSet	(I) NumberNames	(O) name
(D) Set < Integer , String >	(J) String	(p) value
(E) Set < int, String >	(K) Integer	(Q) map
(F) Set < String, Integer >	(L) int

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