Consider the deleteFirst$()$ method of the ArrayedList class:

public void deletefirst$()\{$

if$($isEmpty$())$

throw new RuntimeException$("$Error: cannot delete an item from an empty list."$)$;

for$($int $i=0$; $i$ this.listTail$-1$; $i++)\{$

this.listElements $[$i$]=$ this.listElements $[$i$+1]$;

$\}$

this.listTail$--$;

$\}$

Further suppose that we define a specific exception for this method to throw instead of a generic RuntimeException:

public class ContainerFullexception extends RuntimeException

public ContainerFullexception$($String message$)$

$\{$

super$($message$)$;

$\}$

public ContainerFullException$()$

$\{$

super$("$ContainerFul$1280$Exception thrown!"$)$;

$\}$

$\}$

and then modify deleteFirst$()$ to throw ContainerFullException instead of RuntimeException.

Which of the following conditions do we have to check for if we are testing the deleteFirst$()$ method when the list is empty? $($check

all that apply$)$

$1)$Whether the method throws ContainerFullException$()($a successful test$)$

$2)$Whether the method throws no exception $($a failed test$)$

$3)$Whether the method throws a different exception $($a failed test$)$