When using an if statement without the braces, such as:

if$($condition$)$

cout $<<$ "hello world!" $<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "CSCI $001"<<$ endl;

$--$

Group of answer choices

Only the first line of code after the if statement is executed when the condition is true.

A syntax error is produced when the braces are not used.

The tabbing indicates that both lines of code will execute when the condition is true.

A syntax error occurs because else is missing.