Consider the following code and select the most correct respresentaion of the outcome for this code:

// Imagine you have a scooter with a topbox (vector) that you use for deliverying packages (eleme std::vector<std::string> topbox;

std::cout << “1. Size of the topbox initially: << topbox.size() << “\n”; ”

std::cout << “2. Capacity of the topbox initially: ” << topbox.capacity() << “\n”;

//Adding stuff to the topbox topbox.push_back(“Helmet”); topbox.push_back(“Tools”); topbox.push_back(“Lunch box”);

std::cout << “3. Size of the topbox after adding stuff: ” << topbox.size() << “\n”;

std::cout << “4. Capacity of the topbox at this stage: ” << topbox.capacity() << “\n”;

[You are worried that the topbox will become to full for all the stuff and added a limit to the

topbox.reserve(5);

std::cout << “5. Size of the topbox after adding a reserve: ” << topbox.size() << “\n”;

std::cout << “6. Capacity of the backpack at this stage: ” << topbox.capacity() << “\n”;

//Adding more stuff to the topbox topbox.push_back(“Book”); topbox.push_back(“Jacket”); topbox.push_back(“Laptop”);

std::cout << “7. Size of the topbox after adding more stuff: ” << topbox.size() << “\n”;

std::cout << “8. Capacity of the topbox at this stage: ” << topbox.capacity() << “\n”;

//Removing stuff from the topbox topbox.pop_back(); topbox.pop_back();

std::cout << “9. Size of the topbox after removing stuff: ” << topbox.size() << “\n”;

std::cout << “10. Capacity of the topbox at this stage: ” << topbox.capacity() << “\n”;

//Resize the topbox topbox.resize(topbox.size());

std::cout << “11. Size of the topbox after resizing: << topbox.size() << “\n”; ”

std::cout << “12. Capacity of the topbox at this stage: << topbox.capacity() << “\n”;