Kotlin - Control Flow as ExpressionsWhich of the following is a valid way to assign a value using if-else expression in Kotlin?Aval x = if (a > b) a else bBval x if (a > b) = a else bCval x = if a > b then a else bDval x = if (a > b) { a } else { b } elseCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review Kotlin if-else assignment syntaxThe correct syntax uses if(condition) value else value without extra keywords.Step 2: Check each optionval x = if (a > b) a else b matches correct syntax; others have syntax errors or invalid keywords.Final Answer:val x = if (a > b) a else b -> Option AQuick Check:Correct if-else assignment syntax = D [OK]Quick Trick: Use parentheses and else keyword correctly in if-else assignment [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESOmitting parentheses around conditionUsing 'then' keyword which Kotlin does not haveAdding extra else keyword at the end
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