Which of the below implementation(s) would result in the output given the following main body program?Select all that apply.Main Body Program>>> s = myString ('dog')>>>t = myString ('g')>>>r = s+t>>> print(r)"dogg>>> s-t>>> print(s.word)"do'Implementation One|class myString:_init_(self, word):self.worddefworddef _add__(self, other):return self.word + other.word_sub__(self, other):temptemp.remove(other.word)self.word = ".join(temp)deflist(self.word)Also provided in text for copiability:class myString:def _init_(self, word):self.word = worddef _add_(self, other):return self.word + other. worddef _sub_(self, other):temp = list(self.word)temp.remove(other.word)self.word ='.join(temp)Implementation Twoclass myString:_init_(self, word):self.worddefworddef _add_(self, other):self.wordself.wordother.worddef _sub_(self, other):self.wordstr(list(self.word).remove(other.word))Also provided in text for copiability:class myString:def _init_(self, word):self.word = worddef _add_(self, other):self.word = self.word + other.worddef _sub_(self, other):self.word = str(list(self.word).remove(other.word)) Implementation Threeclass myString:def _init_(self, word):self.wordworddef_add__(self, other):self.word = self.wordotherdef _sub_(self, other):self.word = self.wordotherAlso provided in text for copiability:class myString:def _init_(self, word):self.word = worddef _add_(self, other):self.word = self.word + otherdef _sub_(self, other):self.word self.word - otherImplementation Fourclass myString:def _init_(self, word):self.wordworddef _add__(self, other):return self.word + otherdef _sub_(self, other):return self.word - otherAlso provided in text for copiability:class myString:def _init_(self, word):self.word = worddef _add_(self, other):return self.word + otherdef _sub_(self, other):return self.word - otherImplementation Fiveclass myString:def _init_(self, word):self.word = worddef _add_(self, other):temp = self.wordreturn tempother.worddef _sub_(self, other):self.word'.join([i for i in self.word if i not in other.word])Also provided in text for copiability:class myString:def _init_(self, word):self.word = worddef _add_(self, other):temp = self.word + other. wordreturn tempdef _sub_(self, other):self.word = ''.join([i for i in self.word if i not in other.word])

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Which of the below implementation(s) would result in the output given the following main body program? Select all that apply. Main Body Program >>> s = myString ('dog') >>> t = myString('s') >>>r = s+t >>> print(r) 'dogg" >>> s-t >>> print(s.word) "do' Implementation One

Which of the below implementation(s) would result in the output given the following main body program? Select all that apply. Main Body Program >>> s = myString ('dog') >>> t = myString('s') >>>r = s+t >>> print(r) 'dogg" >>> s-t >>> print(s.word) "do' Implementation One

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