Consider the following instance variables and method from a class: private String descriptor; public String makeSentence(int quant, boolean sign) { String s = "Object is "; if (!sign) { s += "not "; } for (int i = 0; i < quant; i++) { s += "very "; } return s + descriptor; } Suppose an object of this class is initialized so the value of descriptor is "regular". What would be returned by the call makeSentence(3, false) made on this object?

Which of the following statements is incorrect in relation to processes: while, strictly speaking, at any instant of time, the cpu is running only one process, in the course of 1 second, it may work on several of them, giving the illusion of parallelism a process is just an instance of an executing program, including the current values of the program counter, registers, and variables processes can be created when an operating system is booted, created by the user, or a running process can create children processes there is a master process, which when started can last forever, and is not killable