D are correct:
The correct answer is D.
The `jdeps` command is a tool for analyzing the dependencies of a Java class or JAR file. The `-summary` option shows a summary of the package dependencies.
In this case, the `Test` class has a dependency on the `java.sql.Timestamp` class, which is part of the `java.sql` package. The `java.sql` package is part of the `java.base` module.
Therefore, the output of the `jdeps -summary Test.class` command would be:
```
Test.class -> java.base
Test.class -> java.sql
java.sql -> java.base
```
This means that `Test.class` depends on both `java.base` and `java.sql`, and `java.sql` in turn depends on `java.base`.
The correct answer is D. Test.class -> java.base - Test.class - > java.sql - java.sql -> java.base. The jdeps command shows the package-level or class-level dependencies of Java class files. The output shows that the Test class depends on both the java.base and java.sql modules, and that the java.sql module depends on the java.base module.
The correct answer is D. Test.class -> java.base - Test.class - > java.sql - java.sql -> java.base. The jdeps command shows the package-level or class-level dependencies of Java class files. The output shows that the Test class depends on both the java.base and java.sql modules, and that the java.sql module depends on the java.base module.
C is the right answer
Test.class -> java.base
Test.class - > java.sql
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