import copy

w $=[$

$\{"$name$"$:$"$A$",$ "score":$88\},$

$\{"$name$"$:$"$B$",$ "score":$111\},$

$\{"$name$"$:$"$C$",$ "score":$100\}$

$]$

x $=$ w

y $=$ copy.copy$($x$)$

z $=$ copy.deepcopy$($w$)$

Select all true statements about x$,$ y$,$ and z$.$

Group of answer choices

x and w are two names for the same underlying list, so changes through x will be reflected in w and vice versa.

variable z doesn't directly $/$ indirectly reference any of the original object instances.

y creates a new list object, however the new list object still references the original nested dictionary object instances.

changing a nested dictionary within w wouldn't affect the variable y

x is considered a deep copy of w