boolean bool = true； if（bool = false） { System.out.println（“a”）； } else if （bool） { System.out.println（“c”）； } else if （!bool） { System.out.println（“c”）； } else { System.out.println（“d”）； } What is the result？（）  

C
First of all, the second println statement should print the character ‘b’ instead of ‘c’. Also, the answer is not E. but C. Indeed, the following line is perfectly legal: if ‘(bool = false)’. The bool variable will simply take the value of false and the IF statement will be evaluated to false. Therefore, the correct answer is C.