Multiple choice technology programming languages int i=5; if(i=4) { printf("A"); } else { printf("B"); } This code will hang This code will print B. This code will print A. Compilation Error Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself C Correct answer Explanation In the condition if(i=4), the assignment operator (=) is used instead of the equality operator (==). This assigns the integer 4 to i, and since 4 is non-zero, the condition evaluates to true, causing the code to print A.