Consider the following code:

ArrayList code

From the following, select the correct answer.

Question $1$Answer

a$.$

This code cannot work correctly, because we are not allowed to store data of different types in an ArrayList $($i$.$e$.$ numbers and strings$)$

b$.$

This code cannot work correctly, because we are not allowed to store primitive data $($i$.$e$.$ the int value $5)$ in an ArrayList

c$.$

This code works correctly because the integer value $5$ is automatically converted to a string

d$.$

This code works correctly due to polymorphism.

e$.$

This code can work correctly only in old versions of Java $(1\mathrm{.}4$ and below$).$