Consider the following Java function, which is written incorrectly. Under what cases will the function print the correct answer, and when will it print an incorrect answer? What should be changed to fix the code? Can you think of a way to write the code correctly without any if$/$else statements?

public void printNumOdd$($int n$1,$ int n$2,$ int n$3)$

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$$int count $=0$;

$$if $($n$1\%2!=0)$

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$$count $+=1$;

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$$else if $($n$2\%2!=0)$

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$$count $+=1$;

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$$else if $($n$3\%2!=0)$

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$$count $+=1$;

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$$System$.$out.println$($count $+"$ of the $3$ numbers are odd."$)$;

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