(CLO3) Read the following Java code and answer all of the questions about it: public class Traveller { public class Car { public void drive(){ System.out.println("Car is driving.."); } } public class...

Extracted text: (CLO3) Read the following Java code and answer all of the questions about it: public class Traveller { public class Car { public void drive(){ System.out.println("Car is driving.."); } } public class ClientTest { public static void main(String[] args) Car car; public void setCar (Car c) { this.car = c. Traveller traveller = new Traveller(); traveller.setCar(new Car()); traveller.startJourney(); %3D public void startJourney(){ car.drive(); Q1) Which SOLID principle does the shown code violates? Q2) Rewrite the code so that it does not violate the principle in Q1? Q3) Explain why your new code in Q2 doesn't violate the principle you chose in Q1?