Consider the following code:

public class RecipeBook $\{$ private String name; private Map$>$ recipes; public RecipeBook$($String name$)\{$ this.name $=$ name; this.recipes $=$ new HashMap$<>()$; $\}//$ REQUIRES: recipeName is not already in recipes $//$ MODIFIES: this $//$ EFFECTS: adds recipeName to recipes, and assigns an empty list of ingredients public void addNewRecipe$($String recipeName$)\{$ List ingredients $=$ new ArrayList$<>()$; $//$BLANK $1\}//$ REQUIRES: recipeName is in recipes $//$ MODIFIES: this $//$ EFFECTS: adds ingredient to recipeName's list of ingredients public void addToRecipe$($String recipeName, String ingredient$)\{$ List ingredients $=$ recipes.get$($recipeName$)$; $//$BLANK $2\}$ public void printRecipes$()\{$ System.out.println$($this$.$recipes$)$; $\}\}$ public class Main $\{$ public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$ RecipeBook grampasWings $=$ new RecipeBook$("$Grampa$\text{'}$s Wings"$)$; grampasWings.addNewRecipe$("$hot wings"$)$; grampasWings.addToRecipe$("$hot wings", "wings"$)$; grampasWings.addToRecipe$("$hot wings", "spices"$)$; grampasWings.printRecipes$()$; $\}\}$

Part $1$

What goes in BLANK $1($select all that apply$)$:

Checkbox options

$($a$)$

values.add$($ingredients$)$;

$($b$)$

recipes.put$($recipeName$,$new ArrayList$<>())$

$($c$)$

values $=$ recipes.get$($recipeName$)$;

$($d$)$

values $=$ recipes.get$($recipeName$)$;

$($e$)$

recipes.add$($recipeName$)$

$($f$)$

values $=$ ingredients;

$($g$)$

recipes.put$($recipeName$,$ ingredients$)$

Select all possible options that apply.