Which one of the following statements should be used to disable the use of two classes administrator and janitor?

A disable_classes = “administrator, janitor”
B disable_classes = class administrator, class janitor
C disable_classes = class “administrator”, class “janitor”
D disable_class = class “administrator”, class “janitor”

Correct Answer: disable_classes = “administrator, janitor”

There may be classes inside the libraries that you’d rather not make available. You can prevent the use of these classes with the disable_classes directive.

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