Which of the following statements describes the difference in how local variables and instance variables work given the following code fragment? def main$()$:

$p=$Object$1(2,3)$

print$($p$.$method$1())$

print$($p$.$method$2())$

print$("$done$")$

main$()$

Each time an Object $1$ method is called $($such as method$1)$ or method$2()),$ new copies

of the instance variables and the local variables are used.

Each time an Object$1$ method is called $($such as method$1)$ or method$2()),$ the same

copy of the instance variables is used, but a new copy of the local variables is used.

Each time an Object$1$ method is called $($such as method$1()$ or method$2()),$ a new copy

of the instance variables is used and the same copy of the local variables is used.

Each time an Object$1$ method is called $($such as method$1)$ or method$2()),$ the same

copy of the instance variables is used and the same copy of the local variables is used.