Consider the following Java code: interface I ( int fO int 8O: abstract class C implements I ( public int fO I return 3; class D extends c publc int fo (return 7: 1 public int g0 (return tO 5 auper. ro class E extends D ( public int f0 (return 11: class F extends E ( publie int fO ( return fO: /.. in some other class, perhaps in mainO final Ix new DO: System. out. println (x. gO): final 1 y " new EO ; System. out, printin (y.g0); a) 1 What does this code print? (the two system out. printino's) b) 1 What are the static (compile-time) and dynamic (runtime) tvpes of x? Static: Dynamic: c) 1 What are the static and dynamic types of y? Static: Dynamic: d) 1 In the context of the code above, what happens when you evaluate the expression new FO.fO (this is legitimate "method chaining")? If there is any problem, what causes it