Question

What is output by the following code? Select all that apply.

c = 0




while (c < 11):

c = c + 6

print (c)
Group of answer choices

0

2

4

8

10

6

14

16

1

3

12

Answer 1

6
12

Step-by-step explanation:

c starts with value zero. When the while loop starts 6 is added to the value, so 0 + 6 = 6. then the value is printed on the screen. The while checks if 6 is less than 11, since it's true then the the loop executes again and more 6 is added to the previous value, so now the value is 12. The value is again printed. Then the while checks again if 12 is less than 11, since it's not, then the loop breaks there, and nothing more is printed. So if there is no line break, the printing should look like:

612
if there is a line break, then its:

6
12