How do you write an "if" statement in C++? Which sample below is the best
a.
if (x >y) then
{
tmp++;
}
b.
if ( x >y )
tmp++;
c.
if x>y
tmp++
else
tmp--;
d.
None of the above. They won't compile
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tmp++;