The following question is based on the following incomplete declaration of the class BoundedIntArray and its constructor definitions.

A BoundedintArray represents an indexed list of integers. In a BoundedIntArray the user can specify a size, in which case the indices range from 0 to size - 1. The user can also specify the lowest index, low, in which case the indices can range from low to low + size - 1.

public class BoundedIntArray
{

private int[] myItems; // storage for the list
private int myLowIndex; // lowest index
public BoundedIntArray(int size)
{

myItems = new int[size];
myLowIndex = 0;
}
public BoundedIntArray(int size, int low)
{
myItems = new int[size];
myLowIndex = low;
}
// other methods not shown
}
Consider the following statements.

BoundedIntArray arrl = new BoundedIntArray(100, 5);
BoundedIntArray arr2 = new BoundedIntArray(100);
Which of the following best describes arrl and arr2 after these statements?

a.
arrl and arr2 both represent lists of integers indexed from 0 to 99.
arrl and arr2 both represent lists of integers indexed from 0 to 99 . ,

b.
arrl and arr2 both represent lists of integers indexed from 5 to 104.
arrl , and, arr2 , , both represent lists of integers indexed from, 5 , to, 104, .,

c.
arrl represents a list of integers indexed from 0 to 104, and arr2 represents a list of integers indexed from 0 to 99.
arrl , represents a list of integers indexed from, 0 , to, 104, , and, arr2 , represents a list of integers indexed from, 0 , to, 99, ., ,

d.
arrl represents a list of integers indexed from 5 to 99, and arr2 represents a list of integers indexed from 0 to 99.
arrl represents a list of integers indexed from 5 to 99 , and arr2 represents a list of integers indexed from 0 to 99 . ,