11. Consider the following Java class: public class MyClass{ private int x - 4; public MyClass()...

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11. Consider the following Java class: public class MyClass{ private int x - 4; public MyClass() { x = 5; } public void myMethod (int y) { x++; if (y > 0) { int x = 6; switch (y) { case 3: x = 3; case 4: x-6; x++; break; case 5: x = 2; default: x++; break; System.out.print (x); } } System.out.println(x); What gets printed if we instantiate MyClass and then call myMethod (4) on the new instance? 11. Consider the following Java class: public class MyClass{ private int x - 4; public MyClass() { x = 5; } public void myMethod (int y) { x++; if (y > 0) { int x = 6; switch (y) { case 3: x = 3; case 4: x-6; x++; break; case 5: x = 2; default: x++; break; System.out.print (x); } } System.out.println(x); What gets printed if we instantiate MyClass and then call myMethod (4) on the new instance?