A multi-way if-else statement

A) allows you to choose one course of action.
B) always executes the else statement.
C) allows you to choose among alternative courses of action.
D) executes all Boolean conditions that evaluate to true.

A multi-way if-else statement allows the programmer to choose among alternative courses of action based on different Boolean conditions. It selects the first condition that evaluates to true and executes its corresponding code block while ignoring the others. The else statement is executed only if all conditions are false. Therefore, it does not execute all Boolean conditions that evaluate to true, which eliminates option D. Option A is incorrect because it lets the programmer choose only one course of action.