Data Abstraction Are reference issues possible with the "int" type? Yes-ints are stored indirectly as objects. Yes addre

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Data Abstraction Are reference issues possible with the "int" type? Yes-ints are stored indirectly as objects. Yes addresses are themselves integers so they act as pass by reference variables. O No-ints are protected at compile time from being changed. No it is a primitive type and is stored directly
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