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Given the code below, how many times would "I love C#" be output to the Console Window? 1 int counter = 10; 2 while (counter>5) { 3 Console.WriteLine("I love C…
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Given the code below, how many times would "I love C#" be output to the Console Window?
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int counter = 10;
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while (counter>5) {
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Console.WriteLine("I love C#");
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counter++;
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}
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I'm relatively new to coding but that looks like an infinite loop.
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The answer is infinite loop the program would continue executing since the statement parameters are met by counter 10 being greater than 5
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