What would the browser display if the following code were executed in a script
Var grade = 59;
If ( grade = 60 )
Document.writeln( "Passed." );
Else
Document.write( "Failed. " );
Document.writeln( "You must take this course again." );
A) Passed.
B) Failed.
C) You must take this course again.
D) Failed. You must take this course again.

Question

What would the browser display if the following code were executed in a script
Var grade = 59;
If ( grade >= 60 )
Document.writeln( "Passed." );
Else
Document.write( "Failed. " );
Document.writeln( "You must take this course again." );
A) Passed.
B) Failed.
C) You must take this course again.
D) Failed. You must take this course again.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The condition `grade >= 60` is false since 59 is less than 60, so the `else` block executes, displaying "Failed. " followed by "You must take this course again."

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