Which of the following is the correct syntax for an EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement?

A. EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SQL statement'
    [ INTO ( var1, var2, ... | record ]
    [ USING [ IN | OUT | IN OUT ] bindvar1, bindvar2, ... ]
    [ RETURNING | RETURN INTO outvar1, outvar2, ... ];

B. EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SQL statement'
    [ INTO ( var1, var2, ... | record ]
    [ RETURNING | RETURN INTO outvar1, outvar2, ... ]

C. EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SQL statement'
    [ INTO ( var1, var2, ... | record ]
    [ USING [ IN | OUT | IN OUT ] bindvar1, bindvar2, ... ]
    
D. EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SQL statement'
    [ USING [ IN | OUT | IN OUT ] bindvar1, bindvar2, ... ]
    [ RETURNING | RETURN INTO outvar1, outvar2, ... ];


Answer: A

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