Question at position 7 What is the value of the variable Flag at the end of the following lines of code: Flag = 1Flag = 0Code will not run. Error!Flag is the ASCII equivalent of the word 'Toney'

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Question at position 7  What is the value of the variable Flag at the end of the following lines of code: Flag = 1Flag = 0Code will not run. Error!Flag is the ASCII equivalent of the word 'Toney'

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Question at position 7 asks about the value of Flag after executing the given lines of code. 
Option 1: 'Flag = 1' would be true only if the condition in the if statement evaluated to true, which would set Flag to 1. Here, the comparison uses strcmp between L and 'toney'. Since L is 'Toney' with a capital T and 'toney' is all lowercase, the strings are not identical in a case-sensitive comparison, so the condition is false and Flag remains unchanged at its initial value. 
Option 2: 'Flag = 0' correctly reflects that the if condition did not trigger, leaving Flag at its initial value of 0. This is the intended behavior given case sensitivity. 
Option 3: 'Code will not run. Error!' is unlikely because the snippet appears syntactically valid for languages like MATLAB/Octave where L is assigned a string and strcmp can be used for comparison; there is no syntax error evident from the snippet. 
Option 4: 'Flag is the ASCII equivalent of the word 'Toney'' misinterprets the variable; Flag is a numeric variable initialized to 0 and only modified by the if statement, not by an ASCII mapping of the string. The statement about ASCII equivalence does not describe how strcmp or assignment works here. 
In summary, the comparison is case-sensitive, does not match, and therefore Flag remains 0 rather than being set to 1 or causing an error.

Question at position 7 What is the value of the variable Flag at the end of the following lines of code: Flag = 1Flag = 0Code will not run. Error!Flag is the ASCII equivalent of the word 'Toney'

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