Which among the given is not a correct way to call the method Issue() defined in the following C# code snippet?

class Book
{
    public void issue()
    {
      /* code */
    }
}
class Journel
{
     public void issue()
     {
         /* code */
     }
}

A. To define namespaces B. To declare variables C. To import external libraries D. To create instances of classes

A. Exits the switch statement B. Skips the current iteration C. Continues to the next iteration D. Throws an exception

A. public B. internal C. protected D. private

A. To declare a constant B. To prevent a variable from changing C. To allow a variable to be changed D. To declare a static variable