Java SE 11 Developer (1Z0-819) — Question 163

When running jdeps, which three ways include dependent nonmodular jar files? (Choose three.)

Answer options

• A. jdeps lib/file1.jar:lib/file2.jar:lib/file3.jar application.jar
• B. jdeps -classpath lib/file1.jar:lib/file2.jar:lib/file3.jar application.jar
• C. jdeps --upgrade-module-path lib/file1.jar:lib/file2.jar:lib/file3.jar application.jar
• D. jdeps application.jar
• E. jdeps --module-path lib/file1.jar:lib/file2.jar:lib/file3.jar application.jar
• F. jdeps --cp lib/file1.jar:lib/file2.jar:lib/file3.jar application.jar
• G. jdeps --class-path lib/file1.jar:lib/file2.jar:lib/file3.jar application.jar

Correct answer: A, E, F

Explanation

The correct answers A, E, and F specify ways to include nonmodular jar files through different classpath options. Option B is incorrect as it uses '-classpath' which is a valid option but not a direct way to include nonmodular jars without the specific flags. Options C and G are also incorrect for similar reasons, as they pertain to modular paths or classpath definitions that don't match the requirement for nonmodular jars.