These questions require identifying the correct answer, and giving an explanation of why that answer is correct. This is -- no fooling -- the most important thing to get down solid in the first half of this entire course. If you've got a solid grasp of the difference between how primitive variables and reference variables work, you're well on your way to having a solid grasp of how Java works. 1 pts Question 2 Consider the piece of code below. What does it print? Give a short description (a sentence or two at most) of why it produces this output. import objectdraw.Location; public class PrimitiveAndReference public static void locationChanger(Location Location) location, translate(1, 1); } public static void main(String[] args) { Location location - new Location(2, 2): locationChanger location): System.out.println("location is: (" location.getxo. + location.getYO + ": 1 pts D Question 2 Consider the piece of code below. What does it print? Give a short description (a sentence or two at most) of why it produces this output. import objectdraw.Location; public class PrimitiveAndReference { public static void locationChanger(Location location) { location, translate(1, 1); } public static void main(String[] args) { Location location = new Location(2, 2): locationChanger(location); System.out.println("location is: " + location.getXO -","location.getYO. 3