Which of the following is false about var args ?<br/><br/> a. Var Args argument should have data type followed by three dots<br/> b. Three dots should be consecutive and not separated by even space<br/> c. We cannot have space before and after the dots<br/> d. If there is a var args in the method, it should be only one and the last one.<br/>

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Q1. Which of the following is false about var args ?

a. Var Args argument should have data type followed by three dots
b. Three dots should be consecutive and not separated by even space
c. We cannot have space before and after the dots
d. If there is a var args in the method, it should be only one and the last one.

Ans. We cannot have space before and after the dots

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