Which of the following is a valid C++ statement?
A) assert(0 = divisor);
B) assert(divisor != 0);
C) assert(divisor 0);
D) assert(divisor is 0);

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B is a valid C++ statement as it checks if the divisor is not equal to zero using the != operator with the assert function. A is invalid as it uses the assignment operator instead of the comparison operator. C is invalid as it misses the comparison operator. D is invalid as it uses the wrong syntax to check if the divisor is zero.

Which of the Following Is a Valid C++ Statement