Trace the exact output of the following programs by running them in a java compiler. (ps I don't have laptop to run this codes pls help thankyou)?   1.  class Apple     {       String color = "red";     }     public class SampleReference1 {       public static void main(String[] args) {         Apple apple = new Apple();         System.out.println(apple.color);         changeApple(apple);         System.out.println(apple.color);       }       public static void changeApple(Apple apple)       {         apple.color = "green";       }   }   2. class ThisKeyword        {             int a;             int b;             void getData(int a, int b)         {                         a = 3;                         b = 2;         }             void showData()             {                         System.out.println("Value of Variable A is: " + a);                         System.out.println("Value of Variable B is: " + b);             }         }         public class SampleReference2 {            public static void main(String[] args) {               ThisKeyword T = new ThisKeyword();               T.getData(4, 5);               T.showData();             }          } 3.  class Demo_class       {             int int_variable = 10;        }        public class SampleReference3 {            public static void main(String[] args) {                Demo_class a = new Demo_class();                Demo_class b = a;                b.int_variable = 20;          System.out.println("the value of int_variable is " +     a.int_variable);           }       }

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Trace the exact output of the following programs by running them in a java compiler. (ps I don't have laptop to run this codes pls help thankyou)?   1.  class Apple     {       String color = "red";     }     public class SampleReference1 {       public static void main(String[] args) {         Apple apple = new Apple();         System.out.println(apple.color);         changeApple(apple);         System.out.println(apple.color);       }       public static void changeApple(Apple apple)       {         apple.color = "green";       }   }   2. class ThisKeyword        {             int a;             int b;             void getData(int a, int b)         {                         a = 3;                         b = 2;         }             void showData()             {                         System.out.println("Value of Variable A is: " + a);                         System.out.println("Value of Variable B is: " + b);             }         }         public class SampleReference2 {            public static void main(String[] args) {               ThisKeyword T = new ThisKeyword();               T.getData(4, 5);               T.showData();             }          } 3.  class Demo_class       {             int int_variable = 10;        }        public class SampleReference3 {            public static void main(String[] args) {                Demo_class a = new Demo_class();                Demo_class b = a;                b.int_variable = 20;          System.out.println("the value of int_variable is " +     a.int_variable);           }       }
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