The following question is based on the following incomplete declaration of the class BoundedIntArray and its constructor definitions.

A BoundedintArray represents an indexed list of integers. In a BoundedIntArray the user can specify a size, in which case the indices range from $0$ to size $-1.$ The user can also specify the lowest index, low, in which case the indices can range from low to low $+$ size $-1.$

public class BoundedIntArray

$\{$

private int$[]$ myItems; $//$ storage for the list

private int myLowIndex; $//$ lowest index

public BoundedIntArray$($int size$)$

$\{$

myItems $=$ new int$[$size$]$;

myLowIndex $=0$;

$\}$

public BoundedIntArray$($int size, int low$)$

$\{$

myItems $=$ new int$[$size$]$;

myLowIndex $=$ low;

$\}$

$//$ other methods not shown

$\}$

Consider the following statements.

BoundedIntArray arrl $=$ new BoundedIntArray$(100,5)$;

BoundedIntArray arr$2=$ new BoundedIntArray$(100)$;

Which of the following best describes arrl and arr$2$ after these statements?

Responses

arrl and arr$2$ both represent lists of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$

arrl and arr$2$ both represent lists of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$

arrl and arr$2$ both represent lists of integers indexed from $5$ to $104.$

arrl and arr$2$ both represent lists of integers indexed from $5$ to $104.$

arrl represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $104,$ and arr$2$ represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$

arrl represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $104,$ and arr$2$ represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$

arrl represents a list of integers indexed from $5$ to $99,$ and arr$2$ represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$

arrl represents a list of integers indexed from $5$ to $99,$ and arr$2$ represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$

arrl represents a list of integers indexed from $5$ to $104,$ and arr$2$ represents a list of integers indexed from $0$ to $99.$