How does the compiler treat the conditions in a nested if-else structure?

Evaluates all conditions regardless of truth value
Evaluates until the first true condition is found
Skips evaluation of conditions if outside condition is false
Processes only the outermost condition

In a nested if-else structure, the compiler evaluates conditions sequentially. Once a true condition is found, the subsequent "else if" or "else" conditions are not evaluated. If the outermost condition in a nested structure is false, the inner conditions won't be evaluated at all.

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