Let’s say you’re writing a method named increaseAgeByFive() that is trying to increase the instance variable of the Dog class named age by 5. However, there is also a local variable named age. How would you increase only the instance variable by 5.1 pointthis.Dog += 5;self.age += 5;Dog.age += 5;age += 5;this.age += 5;

A variable that is declared inside a method and can't be accessed outside the method. 1 pointstatic variablemethod variablelocal methodlocal variableclass variable

Which keyword is used to refer to the instance itself within a class method?Choice 1 of 4:selfChoice 2 of 4:thisChoice 3 of 4:instanceChoice 4 of 4:object

Define a class StudentDefine __init__ method with arguments self, name and age.Inside the __init__ method, set self.name = name, self.age = age.Take name and age from the console by calling input and store them in the variables s1_name, s1_ageCreate an instance Stud_1 of class Student by passing the values as argumentsTake name and age from the console by calling input and store them in the variables s2_name, s2_ageCreate an instance Stud_2 of class Student by passing the values as argumentsPrint Stud_1.namePrint Stud_2.name

We have created a simple basketball game in Scratch, and we have defined the variable "points" to represent the number of points a player has scored. We want to increase the player’s points by 3, every time he/she makes a field goal beyond the three-point line. Which of the following instructions should we use to capture this increase?1 pointchange points by 3set points to 3change points by 2We cannot increase the variable's value by 3, it is always by 1.

The variables declared in a class for the use of all methods of the class are called reference variablesobjectsinstance variablesNone of these