Consider the following code skeleton C$++$:

#include

using std::list;

class foo $\{...$

class bar : public foo $\{...$

static void print$\_$all$($list &L$)\{...$

list LF;

list LB;

$...$

print$\_$all$($LF$)$; $//$ works fine print$\_$all$($LB$)$; $//$ static semantic error

Explain why the compiler won$$t allow the second call. Give an example of bad things that could happen if it did.