Each time a method executes, any parameter variables listed in the method header are: A. referenced
B. redeclared
C. copied
D. examined
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The correct answer is C. copied.
When a method is called, the values of the argument passed into the parameters are copied into the parameter variables for that method. This means that the original arguments remain unchanged outside the method. This behavior is typical in programming languages that use pass-by-value for method parameters. If you need more help with this topic, feel free to ask!