Consider the following code: public interface InterfaceA { void methodA(); } public interface InterfaceB extends Interface { void methodB(); } public class ClassA implements Interface { public void methodA() {} public void methodB() {} } public class ClassB extends ClassA implements InterfaceB{ public Class() {} // "... " } Which of the following statements causes a syntax error? Note: The " ... " above was meant to be placed there and should not be considered during this question. O InterfaceB obj = new ClassB(); InterfaceA obj = new ClassA(); O None of the answers are correct InterfaceA obj = new ClassB(); ClassA obj = new ClassB(); O All the statements will compile and do not cause a syntax error InterfaceB obj = new ClassA()