Q1:Assume the code shown in this question is correct (error free), what do you know about the variable a?

	a is of data-type integer.
		a is equal to 1.
		a is any positive number.
		a is of data-type boolean.
		none of the above.

Q2:In the following code snippet, what will the answer be?

The numbers from 0 through 10 printed horizontally.
		The numbers from 1 through 10 printed vertically.
		the numbers from 2 through 10 printed vertically.
		This is a runaway loop; it never ends.
		This code will not compile because there is a syntax error.
		This code will not run because there is a logical error.

Q3:Which of the answers below is equivalent to the following code snippet?

if (a >= 5 && a b) Console.WriteLine("X");
		if(a 6) Console.WriteLine("X");
		if (a & b & c) Console.WriteLine("X");
		This code will not compile because there is a syntax error.
		This code will not run because there is a logical error.

1. if (a) 2. \{ 3. Console. Writeline(" X "); 4.3 5. else 6. \{ 7. Console.Writeline("Y"); 8. 3 1. int counter =1; 2. do 3. \{ 4. counter++; 5. Console.Writeline ( \( \left.\$ "\{\text { counter }\}^{\prime \prime} ight) \)quot;{counter}); 6. } while (counter b) 7. if (a>=5) 8. Console.WriteLine(" X)