The following code outputs a single letter x.
What happens if you remove lines 25 and 28?
23: String race = ""; 24: loop: 25: do { 26: race += "x"; 27: break loop; 28: } while (true); 29: System.out.println(race);
C.
The code compiles as is.
However, we aren't asked about whether the code compiles as is.
Line 27 refers to a loop label.
While the label is still present, it no longer points to a loop.
This causes the code to not compile, and Option C is correct.