Since the else is indented incorrectly, the code will be erroneous!

If the indentation is correct then answer is 3 a=2 if a>0: a+=1 else: a-=1 print(a) If the indentation is not correct, the answer is "the code will be erroneous" a=2 if a>0: a+=1 else: a-=1 print(a)

In the answer given, the indentation error is fixed, therefore the answer would be 3. But because the else is not indented properly in the question, when you run the code it will give an error. Tried this in python itself and a compiler.

The code should be erroniouse

The code is erroneous.

Option D: if ran as in the question, it throws "invalid syntax" error

error, indentation error

The "else" part is not correctly indented

There are 2 mistakes Firstly, there is missed quotes Secondly, the else is not indented correctly

Just tested this code and the "else:" has the wrong indentation and therefore, it never worked.

"else" indentation is not correct. so the answer is D. if the indentation is correct, the ans will be 3

The indentation is not correct

code is not indented properly. Output : line number <number> invalid syntax else: ^^^^

Answer is D, There is indentation mistake.

follow the indentation of the question, the answer is D

indentation is incorrect: D. the code is erroneous

3 is the correct answer.