Is the answer for this C? If not can someone explain why it's not C as I thought that's what it was

self is the required first parameter of all instance methods in Python. What would be the consequence of not requiring the self parameter in methods? Select one: O a. The method will be invoked on all of the existing instances of the class, not just the current instance. O b. The method would not be able to access the instance's other methods. It would still have access to all of the instance's attributes. c. The method would not be able to access the instance's attributes. It would still be able to invoke the instance's other methods on itself. O d. The method would not be able to access the instance's attributes and the method would not be able to invoke the instance's other methods. In other words, the instance would be completely inaccessible