Whats the O/p of the below code snippet ? And explain how does it imply the concept of call-by-value/call-by reference. (PS : Pls ignore syntax errors) public class One { public oneA(){ sop ("Into One--");} } public class Two extends One{ public twoT(){ sop ("Into Two--"); } } public class Home { One a; Two t; public static void main(argv[]) { sop ("In Home--"); sop(a.oneA()); sop(t.oneA()); sop(a.twoT()); sop(t.twoT()); } }

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