Consider the following method skeleton:Select the most appropriate call for this method $($assuming the returned value is important$).$foo$("$dog$",\text{'}$x$\text{'},$ true$)$int x$=$ foo$(\text{'}$cat$\text{'},\text{'}$m$\text{'},$ true $||$ false$)$foo$("$dog$","$x$",$ false$)$int x$=$ foo$("$lynx$",\text{'}$x$\text{'},$ true && true$)$foo$("$lemur$",\text{'}$x$\text{'}$ true$)$

Consider the following small program with a main and a method foo:What will this code print and why?after: $1/($the method foo updates the parameter x by adding $5$ to it$)$after: $5($the method foo makes a copy of the parameter x and modifies that$)$the method foo detects x is being modified and the compiler emits an errorerror: the main needs to say int result $=$ foo$(5)$; then result should be printed $($no changes need to be made to foo$)$