Beginning programmers often have trouble with if statements. It is not the logic of $"$if$"$ that trips up students, but rather it is easy to make misleading statements by using incorrect syntax or not having a good coding style.

The following statement was written by a beginning programer and contains a couple of unfortunate choices and typos. Read the following statement carefully and indicate what is stored in x at the end of the execution.

int x $=10$;

boolean test $=$ false;

if $($test $=$ false$)$

x $=$ x $+5$;

x $=$ x $*2$;

x $=$ x $-1$;

$14$

$19$

$29$

$9$