Each code segment below starts with some comments (lines that begin with two

slashes) that describe the program. Examine the pseudocode that follows the

introductory comments, then find and correct all the bugs as indicated above using red marks.

// DEBUG10-01 // The Date class contains a month, day, and year, // and methods to set and display the values. // The month cannot be set to less than 1 or more than 12, // and the day of the month cannot be set to less than 1 // or more than the number of days in that month. // The demonstration program instantiates four Date objects and // purposely assigns invalid values to some of the arguments; // the class methods will correct the invalid values. class Date Declarations private num month private num day private num year public void setDate(num mo, da, yr) num HIGH_MONTH = 12 num HIGHEST_DAYS[HIGH_MONTH] = 31, 29, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30 if mo > HIGH_MONTH then month = HIGH_MONTH else if mo < 1 then month = 1 else month = mo endif endif if da > HIGHEST_DAYS[month] then day = HIGHEST_DAYS[month] else if da < 1 then day = 1 else day = da endif year = yr return public void showDate() output "Date: ", month, /, day, /, year return endClass

start Declarations Date birthday, anniversary, graduation, party birthday.month = 6 birthday.day = 24 birthday.year = 1982 anniversary.setDate(10, 15, 2009) graduation.setDate(14, 19, 2016) party.setDate(7, 35, 2015) output "Birthday " birthday.showDate() output "Anniversary " anniversary.showDate() output "Graduation " graduation.showDate() output "Party " party.showDate() stop