What is the most serious concern about the Python code below?

class Car:

def $($self$,$ colour$)$:

self.colour $=$ colour

def getColour$($self$)$:

return self.colour

car$1=$ Car$(\text{'}$blue$\text{'})$

car$2=$ Car $(\text{'}$red$\text{'})$

print$($car$1.$getColour$())$

print$($car$2.$colour$)$

Select one:

The code will crash because Car's $\_$ init $\_$ method cannot use colourmas a parameter AND an attribute.

The code violates the principle of encapsulation on line $10.$

The code will crash because it has a bug on line $10.$

The car class is missing setter$()$ and getter methods$().$

Clear my choice