Consider the following Java code (assuming Java allows methods to be declared inside other methods: public class A Class {private static int a = 10; private static int b = 20; public static int bmethod(int y) {int b = 30; public static int dmethod(int z) {int a = z; return a + cmethod(z);} return a + b + dmethod(y);} public static int cmethod(int x) {int a = 40; if (x == 0) {return a + b;} else {return bmethod(x - 1) + a + b;}} public static void main (String[] args) {int b = 2; System.out.printIn(cmethod(b) + a + b);}} What is the value printed by the System.out.println statement when the main method is run if: a) Java uses static scoping b) Java uses dynamic scoping Be sure to trace your reasoning and justify your answer! Consider the following Java code (assuming Java allows methods to be declared inside other methods: public class A Class {private static int a = 10; private static int b = 20; public static int bmethod(int y) {int b = 30; public static int dmethod(int z) {int a = z; return a + cmethod(z);} return a + b + dmethod(y);} public static int cmethod(int x) {int a = 40; if (x == 0) {return a + b;} else {return bmethod(x - 1) + a + b;}} public static void main (String[] args) {int b = 2; System.out.printIn(cmethod(b) + a + b);}} What is the value printed by the System.out.println statement when the main method is run if: a) Java uses static scoping b) Java uses dynamic scoping Be sure to trace your reasoning and justify your