Java

Consider this class public class Book { private String title; private String author, private boolean checkoutStatus: public Book(String book Title, String bookAuthor) title book Title: author bookAuthor, checkoutStatus = false; **Change checkout status/ public void changeStatus checkoutStatus - checkoutStatus llother methods are not shown. } A client program has this declaration: Book[] bookList new Book[Some_NUMBER): Suppose booklist is initialized so that each Book in the list has a title, author, and checkout status. The following piece of code is written, whose intent is status of each book in booklist. for(Book b: booklist) b.change Status: Which is true about this code? **Change checkout status, public void change Status { checkout Status - !checkoutStatus; 3 llother methods are not shown. > A client program has this declaration: Book() bookList = new Book[Some_NUMBER); Suppose booklist is initialized so that each Book in the list has a title, author, and checkout status. The following piece of code is wri status of each book in booklist. for(Book b: booklist) b.changeStatus(); Which is true about this code? A run-time error will occur because it is not possible to modify objects using the for-cach loop A logic error will occur because it is not possible to modify objects in an array without accessing the indexes of the objects. The booklist array will remain unchanged after execution A NullPointerException may occur. Each book in the bookList array will have its checkout status changed, as intended