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The following code uses a nested if statement. if (employed == 'Y') cout << "Employed!" << endl; else if (employed == 'N') cout <<…

The following code uses a nested if statement. if (employed == 'Y') cout << "Employed!" << endl; else if (employed == 'N') cout <<…
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The following code uses a nested if statement.

if (employed == 'Y')
cout << "Employed!" << endl;

else if (employed == 'N')
cout << "Not Employed!" << endl;

else
cout << "Error!" << endl;

a. True
b. False

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Answer:

true

Step-by-step explanation:

else if used so I think it's true

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