In most programming languages, an else statement typically does not require a specific symbol at the end of its line. However, based on the options provided, the context seems to be ambiguous.
If you're referring to Python, for example, the else statement would be followed by a colon : to indicate the start of the block of code it governs.
So, if I were to select from the given options, the closest correct choice would be:
0 :
If you meant something different or were referring to a specific programming language, please provide more context!