To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) creates a button control - This option is incorrect because the code provided does not create a button control. It only declares a variable named "print" of type "Button" and assigns it a new instance of the "Button" class.
Option B) initializes a button control - This option is incorrect because the code provided does not initialize a button control. It only declares a variable named "print" and assigns it a new instance of the "Button" class.
Option C) instantiates button control - This option is correct because the code provided instantiates a button control. It creates a new instance of the "Button" class and assigns it to the variable "print".
Option D) a and b - This option is incorrect because the code provided does not create or initialize a button control. It only declares a variable named "print" and assigns it a new instance of the "Button" class.
Option E) a and c - This option is correct because the code provided both creates and instantiates a button control. It declares a variable named "print" of type "Button" and assigns it a new instance of the "Button" class.
The correct answer is E. This option is correct because the code provided both creates and instantiates a button control.