Choice:
A. compiler error at line 1
B. compiler error at line 4
C. compiler error at line 6
D. compiler error at line 10
E. compiler error at other lines
F. hammerhammer10xxx
G. nullnllnullxxx
H. hammernullnullxxx
Explain: The class defined 3 static generic methods. Line 12 defined a static generic method with input parameter type U and return type U. It declared the formal type parameter <U> immediately before the return type U. Even though the class ToolBox defined type parameter U, it won't confuse the compiler, because non-static type variable U cannot be referenced from a static context. The answer is H. Line 5 defined a static generic method with input type T and return type Tool<T>, it also declared the formal type parameter immediately before the return type. Line 9 defines a static generic method with both input type and return type T. The problem is at line 17. When you call a static generic method, you can optionally supply the type <Integer>, however, the position of the type declaration is incorrect, it have to be immediately before the method name. If line 17 is changed to System.out.print(ToolBox.<Integer>solve(10).name);, the answer will be H.