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Which of the following methods are declared correctly?
void doSmth (Object ... args) {}
void doAnyth (int i, Object ... args) {}
void confirm (Object ... args, int i) {}
void setRate (int ... i, float ... f) {}
void modifyTotal (Object ... args) {}
Explanation
Formal parameter that describes a variable number of method's arguments may be used only once, and it should be placed last.
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