C - onditional StatementsWhat does an else-if ladder do in C programming?AChecks multiple conditions one by one and executes the first true blockBRuns all conditions regardless of their truth valueCOnly executes the last condition in the ladderDSkips all conditions and runs the else block alwaysCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of else-if ladderAn else-if ladder is used to check multiple conditions sequentially.Step 2: Identify how conditions are executedOnly the first condition that is true will have its block executed, and the rest are skipped.Final Answer:Checks multiple conditions one by one and executes the first true block -> Option AQuick Check:Else-if ladder = first true condition runs [OK]Quick Trick: Remember: else-if stops at first true condition [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking all conditions run regardlessBelieving else runs alwaysConfusing else-if with multiple ifs
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