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D. console.assert(number % 2 === 0); is the answer as per requirements. If you see it asking for show error only when statement is false and assert can only do that.
Ans is D.
console.error would print the value even if it is false. console.assert will throw an error only when the value is false. So it does satisfy 2nd statement.