What is wrong with the following code? // voluminous.java: interface voluminous { public double volume (); } // Box.java: class Box implements Voluminous { double length, width, height; public...

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Extracted text: What is wrong with the following code? // voluminous.java: interface voluminous { public double volume (); } // Box.java: class Box implements Voluminous { double length, width, height; public Box(double 1, double w, double h) { length = width = w; height = h; } 1; public double getvolume () { return (length * width * height); } } O Nothing is wrong. The code will compile and work correctly. O The getvolume method needs to have length. width, and height as parameters. O The Box class doesn't have a method called volume so it doesn't correctly implement voluminous O The variables (length . width. and height need an access level (e.g. public or private ) O The Box class must be defined as abstract , because only an abstract class can implement an interface.