How do notice pleading and fact pleading differ, and what implications do they have for a plaintiff's complaint?

• A. Notice pleading requires minimal facts; fact pleading demands specific factual allegations.
• B. Notice pleading requires detailed facts; fact pleading requires only notice.
• C. Fact pleading requires less detail than notice pleading.
• D. Both pleadings require the same level of specificity.

Answer: (A)