The following block of code is used in each part of the exercise. It is repeated for readability. 1| class Dog: 2| def __init__(self, name = "", owner = None): 3| self. name = name 4| self. owner = owner 5| def speak(self): 6| print("WOOF!") 7| 8| class Owner: 9| def __init__(self, name): 10| self. name = name 11| def speak(self): 12| print("My name is:", name) Imagine that we have applied the fix from Part 3 to this code. Then, imagine that after that class definition, we wrote the following code: 14| owner1 = Owner("David") 15| owner2 = Owner("Priyank") 16| dog1 = Dog("Fido", owner1) 17| dog2 = Dog("Barkley", owner2) 18| dog3 = Dog("Spot", owner2) 19| dog4 = Dog() 20| newList = [owner1, dog1, owner2, dog2, dog3, dog4] 21| for item in newList: 22| print(item. speak()) What would this code print?