Multiple choice technology programming languages

When conflicting options are specified at the same level in the hierarchy -------- option takes effect.

  1. (a) the option specified last

  2. (b) the option specified first

  3. (c) both options takes effect

  4. (d) both options will not takes effect
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Explanation

When conflicting options are specified at the same hierarchical level, most systems follow 'last option wins' semantics - the option specified later takes precedence and overrides earlier ones. This is standard in configuration files, command-line arguments, and programming language option processing. Options specified first are overridden, not combined or ignored.

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