Consider the following C$++$ class Timer:

class Timer $\{$

public:

Timer$($int minutes, int seconds$)$;

Timer$($int totalSeconds$)$;

void reset$($int minutes, int seconds$)$;

int totalTime$()$ const;

private:

int minutes;

int seconds;

$\}$;

Which of the following statements accurately describes the initialization capabilities for objects of the Timer class?

NOTE: totalSeconds $=$ minutes $*60+$ seconds;

$0<=$seconds$<=59$

$0<=$minutes

Group of answer choices

You can use the default constructor Timer$()$ supplied by C$++$ to initialize a default object with minutes$=0$ and seconds $=0.$

A Timer object can ONLY be initialized with two integer arguments representing minutes and seconds, respectively.

A Timer object can be initialized with a single integer argument, which will be interpreted as the total number of seconds.

A Timer object can only be reset $($using the reset method$)$ to minutes$=0$ and seconds$=0$