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What happens if the following code is compiled and executed within a program? int cnt = 0; while (1) { ++cnt; System.out.println ("cnt = " + cnt); } Group of answer choices The code will not compile. An exception will be thrown The code completes with no output The code goes into an infinite loop None of the other options is correct.

Name: what happens if the following code is compiled and executed within a program int cnt 0 while 1 cnt systemoutprintln cnt cnt group of answer choices the code will not compile an exception wil 72085
Uploaded: 2022-08-20T17:53:26-08:00
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Description: what happens if the following code is compiled and executed within a program int cnt 0 while 1 cnt systemoutprintln cnt cnt group of answer choices the code will not compile an exception wil 72085

          What happens if the following code is compiled and executed within a program?
int cnt = 0;
while (1) {
++cnt;
System.out.println ("cnt = " + cnt);
}
Group of answer choices
The code will not compile.
An exception will be thrown
The code completes with no output
The code goes into an infinite loop
None of the other options is correct.

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Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Solved by Expert Shelayah Robinson

08/20/2022

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The code initializes an integer variable `cnt` to 0 and enters a `while` loop that will run indefinitely because the condition is `1`, which is always true. Show more…

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What happens if the following code is compiled and executed within a program? int cnt = 0; while (1) { ++cnt; System.out.println ("cnt = " + cnt); } Group of answer choices The code will not compile. An exception will be thrown The code completes with no output The code goes into an infinite loop None of the other options is correct.