Which of the following is false?

a. You should not call overridable methods from constructors—when creating a subclass object, this could lead to an
overridden method being called before the subclass object is fully initialized.
b. It’s OK to any of a class’s methods from its constructors.
c. When you construct a subclass object, its constructor first calls one of the direct superclass’s constructors. If the
superclass constructor calls an overridable method, the subclass’s version of that method will be called by the superclass
constructor.
d. It’s acceptable to call a static method from a constructor.

b. It’s OK to any of a class’s methods from its constructors.