Consider the following C program int main int x5; double y-x: return 0: Suppose

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Consider the following C program int main int x5; double y-x: return 0: Suppose that we want to compile and execute this program. Choose the option below that describes what happens when this is attempted. The program has compilation errors. The program compiles successfully without errors; when we run it, execution completes successfully without crashes; but there is a runtime type error The program compiles successfully without errors; when we run it, execution completes successfully without crashes; there are no runtime type errors The program compiles successfully without errors; when we run it, execution stops with a crash/error/exception.

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ANSWER: I have run your program and here option(C) is correct because there is the declaration of int variable x and initialized with 5 and we are putting it into a double variable which will give no error because after assigning the value to the double variable it will treat it as double.so no error.

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