Discussion
Assertion (A): Every S-attributed definition is also L-attributed.
Reason (R): The L condition constrains only inherited attributes, of which an S-attributed definition has none.
Answer: B
Both are true and the reason gives the mechanism, and the containment is strict. An L-attributed definition passing a declared type down a list of identifiers uses an inherited attribute and so lies outside the S-attributed class.
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