Which two statements are true regarding SQL*Loader Express Mode in an Oracle 12c database? (Choose two.)

SQL*Loader Express Mode does support multiple input data files; the simplification in Express Mode is the elimination of a separate control file, not a restriction on the number of data files.

In Express Mode, Oracle automatically sets DEGREE_OF_PARALLELISM to AUTO, allowing the database to determine the optimal number of parallel streams based on available CPU and I/O resources without requiring user input.

When no data file parameter is provided in Express Mode, SQL*Loader defaults to looking for a file named <table_name>.dat in the current working directory, simplifying invocation for straightforward load operations.

Express Mode requires the target table to already exist in the schema; it does not automatically create a new table if one is absent, as table definition is the responsibility of the DBA or developer.