Hi - Re the explanation for why the fourth option does not compile:
"Since the variable names is of type List<String>, its addAll method can only accept objects whose declared type is a String. Declared type of oa[0] and oa[1] is Object and therefore it will not compile. The compiler doesn't know that these elements actually hold Strings"
I think this is a bit off in that the method need a List<String>, not just individual Strings, so even if the elements passed here were typed to String it still would not compile.
			
			
									
									
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You are right. The explanation is off. Fixed.
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