Evaluate the PowerShell syntax below:

$[$CmdletBinding$()]$

param $($

$[$Parameter $($Mandatory$=$$True$)]$

$[$String$]$ $ComputerName $,$

$[$Int$]$ $DriveType$=3$

$)$

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the above PowerShell syntax?

Group of answer choices

Both the $ComputerName and the $DriveType parameters are mandatory, therefore a user will be prompted to enter values for both parameters if the user does not provide values for both parameters in the syntax to run the script.

Only the $ComputerName parameter is mandatory, therefore a user will only be prompted to enter a value for the $ComputerName parameter if the user does not provide a value in the syntax to run the script. The default value of $3$ will be used for the $DriveType parameter if the user does not provide a value in the syntax to run the script.

Only the $DriveType parameter is mandatory, therefore a user will only be prompted to enter a value for the $ DriveType parameter if the user does not provide a value in the syntax to run the script. The default value of $$LocalHost$$ will be used for the $ComputerName parameter if the user does not provide a value in the syntax to run the script.

Only the $ComputerName parameter is mandatory, therefore a user will only be prompted to enter a value for the $ComputerName parameter if the user does not provide a value in the syntax to run the script. Since the $DriveType parameter is not mandatory, the script will ignore the $DriveType parameter and the script will run without using the $DriveType parameter in any of the Cmdlets within the script.