Consider the code snippet below. How many paths are possible through the code? int main(int arge,...

 

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Consider the code snippet below. How many paths are possible through the code? int main(int arge, char argv[1) ( argv[1); int a int b = argv[2]; int c = argv[3]; int d argv[4]; if (a < b) ( cout < < "a less than b" < < endl; } else ( cout < < "a not less than b" < < endl; } if (c== d) ( cout < < "c equals d" < < endl; } else { cout < < "c not equals d" < < endl; } } //end main() Consider the code snippet below. How many paths are possible through the code? int main(int arge, char argv[1) ( argv[1); int a int b = argv[2]; int c = argv[3]; int d argv[4]; if (a < b) ( cout < < "a less than b" < < endl; } else ( cout < < "a not less than b" < < endl; } if (c== d) ( cout < < "c equals d" < < endl; } else { cout < < "c not equals d" < < endl; } } //end main()