Evaluate the PowerShell syntax below:

$[$CmdletBinding$()]$

param $($

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

$[$ValidateSet $(219,220,221)]$

$[$String$]$ $ClassRoom

$)$

If the above PowerShell syntax was saved into a script file named ClassRoomScript.PS$1$ on the root of drive C:$\backslash ,$ what would be the result of typing the following syntax within another PowerShell console?

C:$\backslash$ ClassRoomScript.PS$1$ClassRoom $225$

Group of answer choices

The number $225$ will be accepted and stored within the $ClassRoom variable and the script will use the value $225$ anywhere within the script that uses the $ClassRoom variable.

The number $225$ will not be accepted and stored within the $ClassRoom variable, instead the user will be prompted to enter a classroom number within the validation set.

The number $225$ will not be accepted and stored within the $ClassRoom variable, instead PowerShell will use room number $219$ as the default value for the $ClassRoom variable since it is the first room number listed within the validation set.

The number $225$ will not be accepted and stored within the $ClassRoom variable, instead PowerShell will display a $$Red Error$$ because $225$ does not belong to the validation set.