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School management conducts a survey to know the approximate number of students in the school who are part-time employees. They randomly selected 100 students out of which 80 students responded to the survey. Identify the population.

  The 80 students who responded to the survey
  The number of part-time employees in the school
  The 100 students selected for the survey
  All students in the school

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