Two maps are shown below. The one on the left gives the location of some dangerous chemical. The one on the right show the degree of safety. A location is considered to be safe (safety = 1) if there is no chemical around in 3 times 3 neighborhood, and a super safe location (safety = 2) has no chemical around is 5 times 5 neighbourhood. The shaded grid below shows a super location, within the borded neighbourhood. Assume the existence of the following 2D arrays: bool m [9] [9]; This is the chemical distribution map, where true denotes the existence of dangerous chemical, false otherwise. According to the above sample, m[0] [0] is true. int s[9] [9]; This stores the safety indicator at each position, where 2 is super safe, 1 is safe, 0 otherwise, According to the above sample, s[4] [4] = 2. Jack has constructed a function to compute the safety indicators, and is shown below. There are errors in his program