A student executes the following code to increase the value of a variable ‘x’ by 2.

Both A and C

Reason — The student's code x = +2; is incorrect because it doesn't actually increment x by 2. Instead, it simply assigns the value +2 to x.

The correct way to increment the value of x by 2 is:

1. Option A: x += 2;
   This is shorthand for x = x + 2; and correctly increments x by 2.

2. Option C: x = x + 2;
   This is the full, explicit version of incrementing x by 2. It is also correct.

Option B: x = 2;
This assigns 2 to x, which is not incrementing its value. Hence, this is incorrect.