Explanation/Reference:
You can view the binding in your application in any one of several ways. One way is in the source code
view of a web page, where binding references appear in expressions that get evaluated at runtime using
the expression language (EL) features. In the code view, the expression looks like this:
<c:forEach var="rv"
items="${bindings.DataBindingObject.theCollectionProperty}"
Incorrect Answers:
C: Oracle ADF provides several types of binding objects to support the attributes and operations exposed
by the Oracle ADF data controls for a particular business object:
Iterator binding, one per accessor attribute that your page or panel displays. Iterates over the business

objects of the data collection and maintains the row currency and state.
Value bindings, one for each databound UI component. Provides access to data.

Action binding, one for each button component. Provides access to operations defined by the business

object.
E: You create bindings in JDeveloper through your interaction with the Data Control Palette, a visual editor,
the Structure window, and the Property Inspector.
References: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B14099_19/web.1012/b14362/chapter_adf_model.htm#i1025426