Mastering Java: The Ultimate Quiz for 'Thinking in Java'

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What does a philosopher do when finished with the chopsticks?

Puts them back in the middle
Gives them to another philosopher
Calls the drop() method
Leaves them on the table

The correct answer is: Calls the drop() method

A Putting the chopsticks back in the middle may be a courteous gesture, but it does not necessarily align with any specific philosophical practice or principle. B: Giving the chopsticks to another philosopher may also be a courteous gesture, but it also does not align with any specific philosophical practice or principle. D: Leaving the chopsticks on the table does not align with any particular philosophical practice or principle either. It may be considered impolite or unhygienic, but it does not involve any philosophical principles. The correct answer is C because the drop() method (in computer programming) refers to releasing or removing the objects being used in a certain process or program, similar to how a philosopher may "release" the chopsticks when they are finished using them in their thought process or discussion.