You want to print "Adult" if age is 18 or more, otherwise "Minor". Which code correctly uses if statement execution flow?

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PHP - Conditional Statements

Aif $age >= 18 echo 'Adult'; else echo 'Minor';

Bif ($age >= 18) echo 'Minor'; else echo 'Adult';

Cif ($age > 18) echo 'Adult'; else echo 'Minor';

Dif ($age >= 18) { echo 'Adult'; } else { echo 'Minor'; }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check condition and output correctness
The condition must be age >= 18 to print 'Adult'. if ($age >= 18) { echo 'Adult'; } else { echo 'Minor'; } matches this exactly.
Step 2: Verify syntax correctness
if ($age >= 18) { echo 'Adult'; } else { echo 'Minor'; } uses parentheses and braces correctly for if-else blocks.
Final Answer:
if ($age >= 18) { echo 'Adult'; } else { echo 'Minor'; } -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct condition and syntax = if ($age >= 18) { echo 'Adult'; } else { echo 'Minor'; } [OK]

Quick Trick: Use >= for age check and braces for clarity [OK]

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