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Consider the output: “0, 2, 4, 6, 8 ,10 ,12, 16” Which of the below given pseudo code snippet gives the above output?

Answer options

A
BEGIN
B
DECLARE number, count, even
C
SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0
D
WHILE number<count
E
PRINT even
F
SET even <-- even + 2
G
END WHILE
H
number <-- number + 1
I
PRINT even
J
END
K
BEGIN
L
DECLARE number, count, even
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SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0
N
WHILE number<count
O
PRINT even
P
SET even <-- even + 2
Q
Number <-- number+ 2
R
END WHILE
S
END
T
BEGIN
U
DECLARE number, count, even
V
SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0
W
WHILE number<count
X
PRINT even
Y
SET even <-- even + 1
Z
Number <-- number+ 1
[
END WHILE
\
PRINT even
]
END
^
BEGIN
_
DECLARE number, count, even
`
SET count <-- 16, number <-- 0, even <-- 0
a
WHILE number<count
b
PRINT even
c
SET even <-- even + 2
d
Number <-- number+ 1
e
END WHILE
f
PRINT even
g
END

Correct answer: BEGIN, DECLARE number, count, even, SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0, WHILE number<count, PRINT even, SET even <-- even + 2, END WHILE, number <-- number + 1, PRINT even, END, BEGIN, DECLARE number, count, even, SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0, WHILE number<count, PRINT even, SET even <-- even + 2, END WHILE, END, BEGIN, DECLARE number, count, even, SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0, WHILE number<count, PRINT even, Number <-- number+ 1, END WHILE, PRINT even, END, BEGIN, DECLARE number, count, even, WHILE number<count, PRINT even, SET even <-- even + 2, Number <-- number+ 1, END WHILE, PRINT even, END

Explanation

The source marks the correct answer as: BEGIN DECLARE number, count, even SET count <-- 8, number <-- 0, even <-- 0 WHILE number<count PRINT even SET even <-- even + 2 number <-- number + 1 END WHILE.

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