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____ class has only two member methods namely start() and stop().

____ class has only two member methods namely start() and stop(). Correct Answer Resource

Resource class has only two member methods namely start() and stop() and one attribute namely the identifier. It inherits from Property Set class, Lifecycle class, Port Supplier class, and Testable Object class to offer functionalities such as initialization of a component into the framework.

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