Multiple statement execution is disabled by default.

Answer: Option A

This question is about how MySQL handles multiple commands at once.

MySQL allows you to write multiple SQL statements in a single query. For example:

SELECT * FROM customers;
INSERT INTO customers (name, email) VALUES ('John Doe', '[email protected]');

By default, MySQL does not execute these multiple statements together. It executes them one by one.

So, the answer is True. Multiple statement execution is disabled by default.