### Implementing the Index-Based `get` Method in an Array-Based ListWithin the `ABList`, the `numElements` variable holds the number of elements currently in the list, and the `elements` array stores those elements. Assuming that a legal index is used, we need to determine the code for the index-based `T get(int index)` method. Here are the options provided:1. `return elements[index];`2. `return index;`3. `T value = elements[index]; return T;`4. `return elements[index].getInfo();`5. `None of these is correct`#### Explanation of the Options:- **Option 1: `return elements[index];`** This option directly returns the element at the specified index from the `elements` array. This can be a valid way to get an element from the list.- **Option 2: `return index;`** This option simply returns the index itself, which does not fulfill the requirement of fetching the element from the list.- **Option 3: `T value = elements[index]; return T;`** This option attempts to store the element at the specified index in a variable `value` of type `T`. However, it mistakenly returns `T` instead of returning the variable `value`.- **Option 4: `return elements[index].getInfo();`** This option assumes that each element in the `elements` array has a method `getInfo()`. This might not be applicable in the general case unless `T` is a class that has the `getInfo()` method.- **Option 5: `None of these is correct** This identifies that none of the above options are correct if we're following standard practices or specific requirements not mentioned here.After evaluating the options, **Option 1** (`return elements[index];`) is the most plausible and correct code that represents the index-based `T get(int index)` method for an array-based list, provided the index is legal.

Recall that within the ABList the numElements variable holds the number of elements currently in the list, and the elements array stores those elements. Assuming that a legal index is used, which of the following represents the code for the index-based T get(int index) method? O return elements[index]; O return index; OT value = elements[index]; return T; O return elements[index].getInfo(); O None of these is correct

Recall that within the ABList the numElements variable holds the number of elements currently in the list, and the elements array stores those elements. Assuming that a legal index is used, which of the following represents the code for the index-based T get(int index) method? O return elements[index]; O return index; OT value = elements[index]; return T; O return elements[index].getInfo(); O None of these is correct

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