Assume you have defined a Dog class that has a String name member and corresponding mutator and accessor. Also, assume you did not define a toString$()$ method for your Dog class.

Two Dog references, myDog and yourDog, are declared, and one of them, yourDog, is used to instantiate a Dog object $($code not shown$).$ Next, the following statement is executed:

myDog $=$ yourDog;

so that both references manage $($i$.$e$.,$ point to$)$ the same Dog object.

If we change myDog's name, by a mutator call:

myDog.setName$("$LiliKoi$")$;

this will $($choose all true statements$)$:

Group of answer choices

cause only

System.out.println$($ yourDog.getName$())$;

to display LiliKoi, but not

System.out.println$($ myDog.getName$())$;

cause both

System.out.println$($ myDog $)$;

and

System.out.println$($ yourDog $)$;

to display LiliKoi.

cause both

System.out.println$($ myDog.getName$())$;

and

System.out.println$($ yourDog.getName$())$;

to display LiliKoi.

cause only

System.out.println$($ myDog.getName$())$;

to display LiliKoi, but not

System.out.println$($ yourDog.getName$())$;