A consumer needs to access a service provided by another module. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

B. The service module needs to expose the service interface using opens in module-info.java. Here's why the other statements are incorrect: (a): Modules don't have automatic access to all services from other modules. This would defeat the 54/97 purpose of encapsulation and modularity. (c): Reflection generally respects module boundaries for private members. You cannot directly access service implementations using reflection if they are private within the service module. (d): Consumers interact with the service interface, not directly with provider implementations. This allows for loose coupling and potential future changes in service providers without impacting consumers. Explanation: The Java module system uses the Service Provider Interface (SPI) mechanism for accessing services. Here's how it works: Service Interface: The service module defines a service interface that outlines the functionalities provided by the service. opens Directive: The service module uses the opens directive in module-info.java to expose the service interface to the consumer module. This allows the consumer to see the interface and interact with it. Provider Implementation: The service module (or any other module) can implement the service interface. These implementations are called providers. Service Lookup: The consumer module uses the ServiceLoader class to discover available service providers at runtime. It doesn't directly interact with specific implementations.