5. What would the browser display if the following code were executed in a script? a var product = 0; while (product < = 25); product = 2 + product; a) nothing, the script would result in an inifite-loop error b) 0 c) 25 d) 26

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Leo Burton

Computers & Technology

9 January, 18:22

5. What would the browser display if the following code were executed in a script? a var product = 0; while (product < = 25); product = 2 + product; a) nothing, the script would result in an inifite-loop error b) 0 c) 25 d) 26

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Sawyer Villegas · Answer 1

An infinite-loop

Explanation:

This is because the condition is always true ie: product is always less than 25. And once there is no sentinel to stop the loop it will run forever.