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:

a$.$ The method would not be able to

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access the instance's attributes. It

would still be able to invoke the

instance's other methods on itself.

b$.$ The method would not be able to

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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.

c$.$ The method would not be able to

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access the instance's other methods. It

would still have access to all of the

instance's attributes.

d$.$ The method will be invoked on all of the

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existing instances of the class, not just

the current instance.

Clear my choice