Consider the following segment of code:
If(vacationDays = 0)
Cout
What error can you identify?
A) The code assumes indentation has a logical purpose.
B) A semicolon is incorrectly inserted.
C) There are no curly braces.
D) An assignment operator is used in a comparison.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The condition in the if statement uses the assignment operator (=) instead of the comparison operator (==), which will cause a logical error. The correct code should use the comparison operator as follows: if(vacationDays == 0) cout; Also, a complete statement should be inserted after the cout, such as cout<<"No vacation days left"; or cout<<"You can take a vacation now";

Consider the Following Segment of Code