Java - Wrapper ClassesIdentify the error in this code snippet:int x = null; Integer y = x;ACannot assign int to IntegerBCannot assign null to primitive intCNo error, code compiles fineDCannot assign Integer to intCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand null assignment rulesPrimitive types like int cannot hold null values; only objects can.Step 2: Identify errorAssigning null to int x causes a compilation error.Final Answer:Cannot assign null to primitive int -> Option BQuick Check:Primitive int cannot be null [OK]Quick Trick: Primitives cannot be null, only wrapper objects can [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking null can be assigned to intConfusing Integer and int assignmentAssuming code compiles without error
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