If a programmer confuses the method required for checking the length of a string and uses size() instead of length(), what will happen?
A)The program will crash.
B)The program will not compile.
C)The program will run but will produce an uncertain result.
D)The compiler will automatically correct the error.

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In most programming languages, such as Java, attempting to use a method that does not exist for a particular object type (like using size() instead of length() for a string) will result in a compilation error. The compiler cannot find the method and thus cannot compile the program.

If a Programmer Confuses the Method Required for Checking the Length