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Explain the ten lines of code marked (1)..(10) after analyzing the code, running the program, and examining the output.Explanation each of the lines of code (1..10), that is, what the code does logically and what it does in the program.

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10 lines of code are analysed and explained and the output checked.

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The purpose of this code is to show that static fields are shared by all objects of the same class. Its output is

color is: red
claws are: 5
eyes are: 4
claws: 15
color: green
color: green
eyes: 7

Now I explain each line of the codes from 1 to 10.
(1) static int claws = 5;
This line is to define the static field claws. So monster.flaws = 5.

In the first line of the main method, we have
monster.display();
It will display the current static fields in monster class. So it outputs
color is: ...

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