Consider the following method:

$/**$ Precondition: numbers has at least one element $*/$

public static void move$($int$[]$ numbers$)\{$

int temp $=$ numbers $$;

for $($int $i=1$;$i$ numbers. length; $i+)\{$

$\}$

numbers $[i-1]=$ numbers $i$;

for $($int $i=$ numbers. length $-2$;$i0$;$i--$

$\}$

numbers $[i+1]=$ numbers $[i]$;

$\}$

numbers $[]=$ temp;

Which of the following best describes the effect of calling the move$()$ method?

$($A$)$ The values in the array numbers are shifted two positions to the right.

$($B$)$ An IndexOutofBoundsException is generated.

$($C$)$ The array numbers doesn't change: values are shifted to the right then back to the left one position.

$($D$)$ The values in the array numbers are shifted two positions to the left.

$($E$)$ The array numbers doesn't change: values are shifted to the left then back to the right one position.