For the program below, trace through its execution by hand to show what output is produced when it runs.

public class Halloween $\{$ public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$ int halloweenTown $=10$; Skeleton bones $=$ new Skeleton$("$bones$")$; Pumpkin king $=$ new Pumpkin$($halloweenTown$,$ bones$)$; Skeleton skellington $=$ bones; skellington.setName$("$skellington$")$; halloweenTown $=5$; System.out.println$($king$.$toString$())$; $\}\}$ public class Pumpkin $\{$ private int x; private Skeleton y; public Pumpkin$($int z$,$ Skeleton w$)\{$ x $=$ z; y $=$ w; $\}$ public String toString$()\{$ return y$.$getName$()+""+$ x; $\}\}$ public class Skeleton $\{$ private String name; public Skeleton$($String n$)\{$ name $=$ n; $\}$ public String getName$()\{$ return name; $\}$ public void setName$($String newName$)\{$ name $=$ newName; $\}\}$