The most appropriate answer to the question "An object can have which of the following?" is:
attributes and methods
In object-oriented programming, an object is an instance of a class, and it typically has both attributes ( which hold data) and methods (which define behaviors or functions related to that data).
The other options listed (a library, an API, version control) are not characteristics of an object itself, but rather tools or concepts used in programming and software development.
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