How do the arguments for the drawLine() method compare to the arguments for drawOval or drawRect()? A
In all three cases the first two arguments define the top-left point in the figure, and the last two arguments define the bottom-right point.

B
In all three cases the first two arguments define a starting point, and the last two arguments define a width and length for the figure.

C
In all three cases the first two arguments define a starting point for the figure. For drawLine(), the last two arguments define the line's other endpoint, while for drawOval() and drawRect() they define the shape's width and height.

D
The drawLine() method uses a point, angle, and length for arguments, while drawOval() and drawRect() use a point, a width, and a height.

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