To print all items in the list, use the condition i < list.length at the <INSERT CODE> section. This ensures that the loop iterates through the entire list, printing each item to the console. (option B)
To exclusively print all items in the list, the appropriate condition at the <INSERT CODE> section is B. i < list.length. This ensures the loop iterates through each element of the list, as i ranges from 0 to list.length-1, covering all indices.
Option A (i < list[list.length]) would result in an "Index Out of Bounds" error, while options C (i < list[0]) and D (i < list[1]) would only print the first element or the first two elements, respectively. B, however, guarantees the inclusion of all items, facilitating a comprehensive display of the entire list when the program is executed.
The complete question is:
Which of the following will result in ONLY all the items in list being printed to the console if placed where the program reads <INSERT CODE> and the program is run?
A. i < list[list.length]
B. i < list.length
C. i < list[0]
D. i < list[1]