JAVA

The following method is an example of a test method, similar to ones that you will write for your programming assignments this semester. The test method defines three scenarios. It should return true if and only if ALL the test scenarios pass, and false if ANY of the test scenarios fail. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 /** * Tests two input/output combinations for the example method * @return true if and only if both tests pass */ public static boolean testExampleMethod() { // first test scenario: input 1 String expected - "foo"; if ( !exampleMethod(1).equals(expected) ) { return false; } /* LINE 12 */ 14 // second test scenario: input 2 expected - "bar"; if ( lexampleMethod(2).equals(expected) ) { return false; } /* LINE 20 */ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 // third test scenario: input 3 expected - "200"; if ( lexampleMethod(3).equals(expected) ) { return false; } 28 /* LINE 28 */ 29 } What is the CORRECT placement of the return true; statement to implement correctly the above testExampleMethod() method? line 12 only line 20 only line 28 only