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Eric used to have a small reference card that he kept handy to remind him which MsgBoxButton arguments values translate to which buttons in the dialog box, but then he lost the card. He calls over to you for help in reminding him what values correspond to what. Eric wants your help in remembering which of the following options corresponds to a dialog box that alerts the user to an error and offers the OK and Cancel buttons. What do you tell him?1. MsgBox("User name is missing", 0 Or 32, "User Name Error")2. MsgBox("User name is missing", 0 Or 48, "User Name Error")3. MsgBox("User name is missing", 1 Or 64, "User Name Error")4. MsgBox("User name is missing", 1 Or 16, "User Name Error")

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