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Ace Test Series: Compiler Design - Intermediate Code

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A) a & b both are wrong

B) a & b both are correct

C) a is correct & b is wrong

D) b is correct & a is wrong

How to solve such qstn??

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Code A is correct as per explanation given in question. 2 JMP instructions in statements 2 and 4 are exactly as they should be for the given code.

Code B is wrong- the JMP in statement 4 is wrong (statement 2 is a typo?).
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