Java Inheritance: Analyzing Code with Syntax Errors

A. Compilation fails.

There are two syntax errors in the code:

1. The 'extends' keyword in the Child class declaration is missing the class name it is supposed to extend from. It should be 'public class Child extends Father {', with 'Father' being the name of the parent class.
2. The constructor for the Father class is not defined in the code provided, so the Child class will not be able to properly inherit from it.

Once these errors are fixed, the code should be able to compile and output 'do some' when run.