Analyze the snippet of code below. Identify the data structure that is used in this snippet of code, and explain what the method catchMeIfYouCan is computing. public int catchMeIfYouCan() throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException{ if (!(this.shadow == -1)) { return SomeArray[shadow--]; } else { throw new java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException(); } } Answer (Multiple Choice): a) () The data structure that is used in this snippet of code is a collection class. The method decipherMe inserts new data in the array of the collection class. b) () The data structure that is used in this snippet of code is a heap. The method decipherMe inserts new data in the heap. c) () The data structure that is used in this snippet of code is a stack. The method decipherMe implements a PUSH operation. d) () The data structure that is used in this snippet of code is a stack. The method decipherMe implements a POP operation. Explain your answer:
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