What error will a compiler generate if you terminate an if statement with a semicolon?
A) An initiate error
B) An error that it is incorrect to place semicolon here
C) A false block error
D) None of these is correct.

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A semicolon after an if statement is syntactically valid in many programming languages, but it results in an empty statement being executed if the condition is true, which is often a logical error rather than a compile-time error.

What Error Will a Compiler Generate If You Terminate an If