Suppose that you have the following class definition representing a Mage $($a magician$)$ in a game:

class Mage :

def $\_($self$,$ name$)$:

self. name $=$ name

self.$\_\_$ability$\_$level $=1$

self. power $=100$

def cast$($self$,$ spell$\_$points$)$:

if$($self$.$ power $$ spell$\_$points$)$:

return True

return False

def get$\_$power$($self$)$:

return self.$\_\_$power

def increase$\_$ability$($self$)$:

self.$\_$ability$\_$level $+=1$

We execute the class definition, and then the following line of code:

wizard $=$ Mage $(\text{'}$Sir Castalot'$)$

What would be the correct method call to cast a spell when spell$\_$points is $50?$

cast$($wizard$,50)$

wizard.cast$($self$,50)$

$,$ wizard$)$

wizard.cast $(50)$

None of these

wizard.cast $,$ self