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Which of the following statements is true about the given code? a. The code will produce a compilation error because generic classes cannot be instantiated with primitive types. b. The code will produce a runtime error when calling getContent on integerBox because of type mismatch. c. The code will output 123 and Hello. d. The code will produce a compilation error because the same generic class cannot be used with different types.

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Which of the following statements is true about the given code? a. The code will produce a compilation error because generic classes cannot be instantiated with primitive types. b. The code will produce a runtime error when calling getContent on integerBox because of type mismatch. c. The code will output 123 and Hello. d. The code will produce a compilation error because the same generic class cannot be used with different types.

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