Question: What is the result from executing this code snippet?

1. Part A executes because the expression `(~x || y)` always results in true if `y==false`.
2. Part B executes because the statement `(~x || y)` is invalid, thus false.
3. Part A executes because `~x` is not zero, meaning true.
4. Part B executes because `~x` is false and `y` is false, thus the `OR` operation evaluates as false.

Answer: The correct answer of the above question is Option D:Part B executes because `~x` is false and `y` is false, thus the `OR` operation evaluates as false.