What output is produced when the class TestC is run? public class C private String a; private int b; private double c; public int aMethod(int x) { return 2x + 1 ; } public void bMethod() { System.out.print ("ga "); } { public String getA() return a ; } public void setA (String a) { this.a a; } public int getB() { return b; public void setB (int b) this.b b = b ; } public double getC ( { return c; } public void setC (double c) { this . c = c ; } public class TestC
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