> This statement cannot occur in a well formed standard C or C++ program Not true. It's illegal to execute that statement because of undefined behavior. But it

> This statement cannot occur in a well formed standard C or C++ program Not true. It's illegal to execute that statement because of undefined behavior. But it's legal to have: if (false) { *(char*)0 = 0; } (And of course it's legal to #ifdef it out or comment it out, but that's too much cheating.)