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How many times does the following code execute? int x=0; int y=3; While x<=y x=x+1; endWhile A. 0 B. 3C. infiniteD. 4 Program design and development
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How many times does the following code execute?

int x=0;
int y=3;
While x<=y
x=x+1;
endWhile



A. 0 B. 3C. infiniteD. 4 Program design and development
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Infinite because it is a infinite loop that is true and the first two lines were just declaring variables
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The first time the while statement is evaluated, x = 0 so the answer is D. 4
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