What is wrong with the following statement: * Person a = new Person("Sharaf"); There is nothing wrong. You cannot instantiate an object on the same line as it is declared. "Sharaf" is a const string that cannot be reassigned inside the Person class. O Person a is not a pointer. After the following C++ statements, which option changes the value of i to 999?* int *p; int i, k; i = 142; k i; = &i; = O (f) Both (a) and (d) (e) Both (a) and (0) (c) p = 999; (9) None of the above 0 (d) *p = 999; O (a) k = 999; O (b) *k = 999