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Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Friend keyword can be used in the class to allow access to another class.
Friend keyword can be used for a function in the public section of a class.
Friend keyword can be used for a function in the private section of a class.
Friend keyword can be used on main().

Correct Answer: Friend keyword can be used on main().

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