Java Records — Quick Check

1. What does declaring `public record Point(int x, int y) {}` give you automatically?

Only a constructorA constructor, accessors, equals(), hashCode(), and toString()Nothing — you still need to write everything by handOnly equals() and hashCode()

2. Can you add a setter to change a record's field after it's created?

Yes, records generate setters automaticallyNo, records are immutable and have no settersOnly if the field is declared publicOnly for numeric fields

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