if (a 10)
   if (b 10)
      if (c 10)
          result =  1;
      else
          if (b 100)
             result = 2;
          else
Result = 3;
    else
      result = 4;
  else
    result = 5;
What is stored in result when a is equal to zero, b and c are equal to 100?
A) 1
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5

Question

if (a > 10)
   if (b > 10)
      if (c > 10)
          result =  1;
      else
          if (b > 100)
             result = 2;
          else
Result = 3;
    else
      result = 4;
  else
    result = 5;
What is stored in result when a is equal to zero, b and c are equal to 100?
A) 1
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Since a is equal to zero, which does not satisfy the first condition (a > 10), the program directly jumps to the last else statement, assigning the value 5 to result.

If (A > 10)