Which ONE or MORE of the following, if any, are characteristics of Object-Oriented Programming? (you may select zero, one, or more than one choice) a. Data and behaviors are grouped together in objects b. Object-Oriented Programming often results in "spaghetti code" that is hard to follow c. Classes can inherit characteristics from other classes. d. Flow of control is structured so that one function after another can manipulate data, which is available globally to all functions. e. A class can be thought of as a category from which multiple "instances" or objects can be created.