Melissa has expanded her Cell class further. In which method is she using a special keyword to help distinguish instance variables in the class and print the results?
public class Cell B. public int getchromosomes) if (this.chromosomes<1) private int chromosomes, rna public double time, h2o, mCount private static int cellCount0; throw new llegalArgumentException("chromosomes is less than 1"); return this.chromosomes public Cell(O chromosomes 23; C. public void grow(double x) rna - 1; inc mCount(this,x); return; mCountrna/h2o cellCount++; System.out.printin("There are now" + cellCount +"cells"; public void inc mCount(Cell cell, double factor) this.mCount mCount factor return public Cell(int a chromosomes, int a rna, double a h20) this) chromosomes a chromosomes; rna -a_rna; h2o-a h20 mCount- rna/h2o; D. public double get mCount) return this.mCount; public staic Cell getLargerCell_mCount(Cell cell_1, Cell cell_2) cellCount++ System.out.printin("There are now"+cellCount +"cells"); if(cell_1.get mCount)cell_2.get mCount)) return cell 1; else return cell 2;
A. public void printinfoo System.out.printin("chromosomes:" + this.chromosomes); System.out.printin("rna:" + this.rna); System.out.printin("h2o:"+this.h20);

The System.out.printin() function is used in Java to print out the output of a program. The first option prints out its output while the other options return the result of their function.

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