Object Identity in OOP: Choose the correct option and justify your answer.

class Employee:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ name$)$:

self.$\_\_$name $=$ name

A$1=$ Employee$($Guido Van Rossum$)$

A$2=$ Employee$($Guido Van Rossum$)$

Which of the following suits the best?

A$.$ id$($A$1)$ and id$($A$2)$ will have different values.

B$.$ id$($A$1)$ and id$($A$2)$ will have the same values.

C$.$ None of the above.

D$.$ Two objects with the same values of the attribute cannot be created