What happens if none of the conditions in an if-else if structure are met, and there is no else clause?
- Nothing happens; the program continues execution.
- The code block within the first if statement will execute.
- The code block within the last else if statement will execute.
- The program will terminate with an error.
If none of the conditions in an if-else if structure are met, and there is no else clause, the program simply continues execution without executing any of the code blocks in the if-else if structure. This behavior is often desired when you have a series of conditions and you don't want any specific action when none of them is met.
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