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Identify the false statement.

a. A method header always contains a return type, an identifier, and a parameter list within parentheses.
b. Arguments are used in method calls; they are passed to parameters in method headers.
c. A class can contain any number of methods, and each method can be called any number of times.

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Final answer:

A method header does not necessarily need a return type or parameters.

Step-by-step explanation:

The false statement is option a. A method header does not necessarily need a return type or parameters. It can have a return type and an identifier, but the parameter list can be empty.

Option b is true. Arguments are used when calling a method and are passed to the parameters in the method header.

Option c is also true. A class can contain multiple methods, and each method can be called any number of times.

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