An if statement can be translated into assembly using conditional execution and$/$or

branch instructions. Pick all correct statements.

a$.$ If the condition is satisfied, conditional execution leads to the execution of fewer

instructions regardless of the number of instructions in the if block

b$.$ If the condition is satisfied, in the case of branch implementation, the branch

instruction is never fetched from memory

c$.$ If the condition is satisfied, conditional execution leads to the fetching of fewer

instructions regardless of the number of instructions in the if block

d$.$ If the condition is not satisfied, conditional execution skips the updating of

architectural state but it cannot entirely skip the execution of instructions in the

if block

e$.$ If the condition is not satisfied both conditional execution and branch

implementation skips the fetching of instructions in the if block