JAVA g. Assume that myObjectl and myObject2 are declared as in parts (d) and (e). After we havewritten the definition of the methods of the class MyClass, what is the output of the followingcode?myObjectl.printX( );myObject1.incrementCount( );MyClass.incrementCount( );myObject1.printCount( );myObject2.printCount( );myObject2.printX( );myObject1.setX(14);myObject1.incrementCount( );myObject1.printX( ):myObject1.printCount( );myObject2.printCount( ); 2. Consider the following definition of the class MyClass.public class MyClass{private int x;private static int count;//default constructorpublic MyClass() {...}Ilconstructor with a parameterpublic MyClass (int a) {...}//method to set the value of xpublic void setX(int a) {...}//method to output xpublic void printX) {.}I/method to output countpublic static void printCount( ) {...}//method to increment countpublic static void incrementCount( ) {...}}

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g. Assume that myObject1 and myObject2 are declared as in parts (d) and (e). After we have written the definition of the methods of the class MyClass, what is the output of the following code? myObject1.printX( ); myObject1.incrementCount( ); MyClass.incrementCount( ); myObject1.printCount( ); myObject2.printCount( ); myObject2.printX( );: myObject1.setX(14); myObject1.incrementCount( ); myObject1.printX(); myObject1.printCount( ); myObject2.printCount( );