Suppose you work for a financial institution, a bug has been detected in an application. The program should continue if the credit score is above $700.$ Specifically, the loop should continue

until a score below $700$ is entered. What is wrong with this portion of the code:

continue$\_1=\text{'}$ y $\text{'}$

while continue$\_1==\text{'}$ y $\text{'}$:

credit$\_$check $=$ int$($input$(\text{'}$Enter credit score: $\text{'}))$

if credit$\_$check $<mn\; id="EditorElement\_899812">7</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_899813">0</mn><mn\; id="EditorElement\_899814">0</mn>$ :

approved $=$ False

continue$\_1=\text{'}$ n $\text{'}$

A$.$ The control variable is not correctly initialized.

B$.$ The assignment continue$\_1=\text{'}$ n $\text{'}$ is out of scope. The program will end even if the entered credit score is above $700.$

C$.$ There are no problems with this code. The loop executes as intended.

D$.$ A variable cannot be evaluated when it is storing string literals. Therefore, the evaluation will always be false.