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AP Computer Science 4.1 Program Development. What will this code produce?
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Thank you We sneak and here's your smoke du jour
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brought to you by runtime Errors really have to make
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sure you hit that stopwatch button Art consent of the
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following code spring is awesome like that leg remember All
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right well this code produced you know like congress All
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right well let's look at the adoration of loot More
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specifically let's Look at the very end of the adoration
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of the loot right there when the variable i is
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equal to the string is awesome Tze legs the wild
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loop This thing will execute All right how are the
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first line of loop increments the variable causing it to
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be one more than the length of the string When
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the sub string is executed it'll throw an out of
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bounds Exception This thing he's our answer Okay one more 00:00:55.733 --> [endTime] time around the track waiting
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