The following function is written incorrectly:

int factorial $($int n$)\{$

if $($n $==0)$ return $1$;

return n $*$ factorial $($n$)$;

$\}$

What will be the result of calling it with a large integer?

Group of answer choices

The function will not compile.

Calling this function causes an infinite recursion; it will continue to run until aborted by the user.

The integer returned will be off by one.

It cannot be determined if a stack overflow error will occur without knowing the stack's size and the initial value of n$.$

It will always overflow the stack.