Discussion
Translating a boolean expression by the jumping method uses
Answer: C
Correct answer: inherited attributes naming the true and false destinations
The jumping translation never computes a boolean value at all: it passes down, as inherited attributes, the labels to jump to if the expression proves true and if it proves false. Each subexpression generates jumps to those, which is what gives the short-circuit evaluation of and and or for nothing.
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