Suppose your homework assignments are located in the directory/home/me/cs101. Your instructor tells you to place your homework into packages. In which directory do you place the class hw1.problem1.TicTacToeTester? Select one: a. /home/me/cs101 b./home/me/cs101/hw1/problem1 c. /home/me/cs101/hw1/problem1/TicTacToeTester O d. /home/me/cs101/hw1 Clear my choice Identify the code fragments below that will compile and run correctly, remembering that Files.readAllLines() can potentially throw an IOException. You can assume that all necessary packages have been imported. Select one or more a. List getLines(String path) throws IOException { try { return Files.readAlllines (Paths.get(path)); } catch (IOException ex) { return null; } } Ib. List getLines (String path) { try { return Files.readAlllines (Paths.get(path)); } catch (IOException ex) { return null; } } Ic. try { List lines = files.readAlllines (Paths.get(path)); System.out.println(lines); } catch (IOException ex) { System.out.println(ex); } d. List getLines(String path) throws IOException { return Files.readAlllines (Paths.get(path)); } What are some situations where an uncaught exception is appropriate in Java? Select one or more a. Device is not turned on b. An object is null I c.Going out of bounds on an array d. File not found