Java **The following method is designed to count the number of odd numbers in an array.**```javapublic int countOdds(int[] array) { return countOddsHelper(array, 0, array.length);}private int countOddsHelper(int[] array, int start, int stop) { int count = 0; if(start < stop) { if(array[start] % 2 == 1) { count++; } countOddsHelper(array, start+1, stop); } return count;}```**Which of the following is true if the method is invoked with a non-empty array?**- ☐ The code will run, but then will either crash or go into infinite recursion.- ☐ None of these is correct.- ☐ There is a compiler (syntax) error.- ☐ The code will run, but there is a logical error.- ☐ The code is correct.**Explanation:**The method `countOdds` is intended to count the number of odd integers in an array by invoking the helper method `countOddsHelper`. The method `countOddsHelper` uses recursion to iterate through the array, checking each element to see if it is odd and attempting to increment the `count` variable if the condition is met.**Logical Flaw:**- The `countOddsHelper` method lacks accumulation of the count from recursive calls. The `count` variable is reset to zero with each call, so it doesn't properly accumulate the number of odd numbers.**Correct Answer:**- The code will run, but there is a logical error.

Answer: The correct option is (c): There is a compiler(syntax) error. Explanation of the code: Some points need to consider: 1. In the first line of code syntax is missing like class, interface or enum. 2. There are so many curly braces that also gives you a compilation error. 3. Also the condition needs to start with class, interface or whatever you like.