Consider the following program in an unspecified language:

var x $=3$

def f$()\{$

print$("$f: x $="+$ x$)$

g$()$

h$()$

print$("$f: x $="+$ x$)$

$\}$

def g$()\{$

var x $=5$

print$("$g: x $="+$ x$)$

h$()$

$\}$

def h$()\{$

print$("$h: x $="+$ x$)$

$\}$

f$()$

What is printed when running this program using $($a$)$ static scoping; and $($b$)$ dynamic scoping?

Options:

Static scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$5,$ h:$3,$ f:$3$ Dynamic scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$5,$ h:$5,$ f:$3$

Static scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$5,$ h:$3,$ f:$3$ Dynamic scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$5,$ h:$3,$ f:$3$

Static scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$3,$ h:$5,$ f:$3$ Dynamic scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$3,$ h:$5,$ f:$3$

Static scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$3,$ h:$3,$ f:$3$ Dynamic scoping: f:$3,$ g:$5,$ h:$5,$ h:$5,$ f:$5$