Consider the @Override statement in the following code:

class ButtonListener implements ActionListener$\{$

@ Override

public void actionPerformed $($ActionEvent e$)\{$

clicks$++$;

button.setText$("$Clicks: $"+$ clicks$)$;

$\}$

$\}$

Which of the following statements are correct? $($Select all correct statements$)$

@Override is required. Without it you cannot override a method present in the parent class

@Override helps the programmer detect typos in the method name at compile time, rather than run time

The method declared after @Override must have the same signature $($name and parameters$)$ as a method in the parent class or interface

If @Override is removed from the code above, the code will still work correctly